Obvertimus Antennarum.
2. Of the intermediate plain Rhyme, the following are Examples.
"Imposuit, regemque dedit, qui fœdere certo.
And,
"Descendo, ac ducente Deo flammam inter & hostes.
In this Passage Virgil uses Deus in speaking of a Goddess, for no other Reason imaginable but to enrich his Verse with Rhyme.
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3. Of the scanning conclusive Rhyme the following are Instances.
"Sylvestrem tenui musam medi—taris ā—venā.