l. 511,
‘Cui par imber et ignis, spiritus et gravis terra.’
(4) Omission of -s in scansion, as in the last two examples.
(5) Short vowels sometimes lengthened; l. 86,
‘Omnibus cura viris uter esset induperator.’
(6) Prosaic lines (often spondaic); l. 34,
‘Olli respondit rex Albai longai’;
l. 174,
‘Cives Romani tunc facti sunt Campani.’
(7) Harsh instances of tmesis; l. 586,