b. Lesser Asclepiad Verse:-a spondee as base, followed by two choriambi and an iambus. Incision takes place at the close of the first choriambus: Dōnārēm pătĕrās || grātăque com modus c. Glyconic Verse:-a spondee as base, followed by a choriambus and an iambus: Intermissă Věnūs | dĭu Non sum + quālis ĕrām | bonæ. d. Pherecratean Verse:-a spondee as base, followed by a dactyl and a trochee or spondee : Vis form + ōsă vid|ēri 3. VERSES with a TROCHAIC BASE. :-a Sapphic hendecasyllable (line of eleven syllables) :trochaic monometer, of which the second foot is always a spondee, as base; followed by a dactyl and two trochees. Cesura properly takes place at the first syllable of the dactyl: Pindar um quis + \guis* stůdět | æmul|āri The cæsura sometimes occurs after the first short syllable of the dactyl: Sivě | quōs El + |ēă* dŏm um rě|ducit 4. VERSE with IAMBIC BASE." Alcaic hendecasyllable (line of eleven syllables):—an iambic dimeter hypercatalectic as base, followed by a choriambus and an iambus. Incision takes place at the end of the base : Quālēm ministr + |ūm || fūlminis ā¡\item Cui rex deo + |rūm || rēgnum in ăvēs | văgas. The base being iambic, an iambus might be expected to be at least frequent in the first foot. This, however, is rarely the case, the spondee being generally employed. |