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For questions regarding caesura, a certain kind of pause in ancient poetry. Consider using also broader tags about poetry or poetic meters.
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Principal caesura in unus erat toto line I.6 of Ovid's Metamorphoses
There doesn't seem to be an obvious position for the principal caesura in either the third or fourth foot (toto naturae - - | - ' ' ). Suggestions? …
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