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iamb
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iamb, iambus Prosody
1. a metrical foot consisting of two syllables, a short one followed by a long one (⌣ –)
2. a line of verse of such feet


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In one of the Anacreontic lyrics (which were made available to French poets of Labe's generation in Henri Estienne's edition of 1554) we find allusions to a disobedient lyre that plays only of love, although the speaker would like to produce epic verse (Elegy and Iambus with the Anacreontea, 2:51).
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Ius fecit yenale, ferox hunc egit Iambus / ad laqueum.
 
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