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 1      I, 5 |  sacrifices; commemoration, in verse or prose; privileges; grants
 2      I, 15| Critias by quoting the elegiac verse of Solon, maintaining that
 3    III, 2 |     what is out of the way. In verse such effects are common,
 4    III, 3 |   makes them, we feel, fit for verse only. This, then, is one
 5    III, 3 |        and metaphor for iambic verse, the metre which (as has
 6    III, 4 |  useful in prose as well as in verse; but not often, since they
 7    III, 5 |        that sort of thing into verse. Empedocles, for instance,
 8    III, 8 |      will become not prose but verse. It should not even have
 9    III, 8 |     can see this in tetrameter verse, which is one of the trochaic
10    III, 9 |       to remember. That is why verse, which is measured, is always
11    III, 9 |        is not: the measures of verse can be numbered. The period
12    III, 11|     surprise. You find this in verse as well as in prose. The
13    III, 11|       also is the much-praised verse of Anaxandrides:~Death is