dimeter
dĭmĕter (-trus), a, um, adj., = δίμετρος,
- of two measures or metres (late Lat.): versus, a dimeter, Diom. p. 506 P.; and simply dimetrus (sc. versus), Ter. Maur. p. 2437 ib.
dimeter, tra, trum (δίμετρος), von zwei Maßen, versus, die zwei Metra od. vier Füße haben, Diom. 506, 15: ars, die Kunst, in Dimetern zu dichten, Sidon. epist. 9, 13. v. 84. – subst., dimeter u. dimetrus, ī, m. u. dimetron, ī, n., der Dimeter, Diom. 506, 21. Ter. Maur. 2439. Fortunat. art. 4, 6. p. 281, 20 K.
v genera versuum ‥ in dactilico exametro ‥: exameter, pentameter, tetrameter, trimeter, ~er
dimetron, duorum pedum
†diametro, duplici mensura
dici ‥ monometrum, ~um, vel trimetrum versum in iambicis
versus herilis / tardus hic est; demeter cursitat ille cito
†diametrus,a duble metre
dĭmĕter, tra, trum (δίμετρος), dimètre : Diom. 506, 16 || substt dimeter ou dimetrus, ī, m. , Diom. 506, 21 ; T. Maur. 2439, le dimètre.