how do i turn off Tumblr
like as in
its just me and my friendies :) gated community my friendtjes :) none infinite scroll and the algorithm left too. in the app. straight socialising it. and by "it" haha well lets justr say.. my mootchens. "average person interacts with 50 blogs in one doomscroll" statistic actually false. average person interacts with 4-5 blogs. Phone Addiction Georg, who is addicted to doomscrolling, is a statistical anomaly adn shouldn't have been counted
okay so the word Argos could be
Argōs: the somewhat regular noun Argī in the accusative (which is the accusative plural form because it's a plural noun (like tantum plurale or whatever))
in which case it would scan as a spondee, or
Argos: it could be the variant of the noun Argī, Argos, which has a short o in both the nominative of an accusative and only exists in the nominative and the accusative
in which case it would scan as a trochee
now that's not a problem except when scansion is in my finals and this could prevent me from getting into uni
just watch out for the syllable after it :D
its at the end of the line tho😭😭
(and if it weren't it would be long be position - the next word is tum - but my teacher marked it as a trochee and idk where he got that from! cuz sure its technically right but how are you meant to know!!!)
how can it be a trochee tho if there’s no vowel after it tho…?
whats the line you’re referring to
782 of aeneid book 10
wait does the like long-by-position thing applie across lines??? i thought if its at the end it doesn't like how theres usually not elisions across lines
im pretty sure a short vowel counts as long by position whenever the word isnt followed by a vowel, including when it's at the end of the verse and the same goes for elision
that definitely makes sense
cuz the gap btwn lines isn't that long/isnt there depending on the semantics ykk like if its all one sentence
okay so the word Argos could be
Argōs: the somewhat regular noun Argī in the accusative (which is the accusative plural form because it's a plural noun (like tantum plurale or whatever))
in which case it would scan as a spondee, or
Argos: it could be the variant of the noun Argī, Argos, which has a short o in both the nominative of an accusative and only exists in the nominative and the accusative
in which case it would scan as a trochee
now that's not a problem except when scansion is in my finals and this could prevent me from getting into uni
just watch out for the syllable after it :D
its at the end of the line tho😭😭
(and if it weren't it would be long be position - the next word is tum - but my teacher marked it as a trochee and idk where he got that from! cuz sure its technically right but how are you meant to know!!!)
how can it be a trochee tho if there’s no vowel after it tho…?
whats the line you’re referring to
ok i found it and like.
😭
where is that from omg
the latin library .com has
sternitur infelix alieno vulnere, caelumque
aspicit et dulcis moriens reminiscitur Argos
oh no Argos is on a different line just cuz screen size. the one that is on a different line is the final -que since it elides with aspicit
also, it's on la.wikisource.org :D
i have a print copy of it that takes from a bunch of 5th century mss and it has a commentary at the back both of which confirm the hypermetric elision. ill check out the wikisource one tho when im less eepy🧌🥺
okay so the word Argos could be
Argōs: the somewhat regular noun Argī in the accusative (which is the accusative plural form because it's a plural noun (like tantum plurale or whatever))
in which case it would scan as a spondee, or
Argos: it could be the variant of the noun Argī, Argos, which has a short o in both the nominative of an accusative and only exists in the nominative and the accusative
in which case it would scan as a trochee
now that's not a problem except when scansion is in my finals and this could prevent me from getting into uni
just watch out for the syllable after it :D
its at the end of the line tho😭😭
(and if it weren't it would be long be position - the next word is tum - but my teacher marked it as a trochee and idk where he got that from! cuz sure its technically right but how are you meant to know!!!)
how can it be a trochee tho if there’s no vowel after it tho…?
whats the line you’re referring to
ok i found it and like.
😭
where is that from omg
the latin library .com has
sternitur infelix alieno vulnere, caelumque
aspicit et dulcis moriens reminiscitur Argos
okay so the word Argos could be
Argōs: the somewhat regular noun Argī in the accusative (which is the accusative plural form because it's a plural noun (like tantum plurale or whatever))
in which case it would scan as a spondee, or
Argos: it could be the variant of the noun Argī, Argos, which has a short o in both the nominative of an accusative and only exists in the nominative and the accusative
in which case it would scan as a trochee
now that's not a problem except when scansion is in my finals and this could prevent me from getting into uni
just watch out for the syllable after it :D
its at the end of the line tho😭😭
(and if it weren't it would be long be position - the next word is tum - but my teacher marked it as a trochee and idk where he got that from! cuz sure its technically right but how are you meant to know!!!)
how can it be a trochee tho if there’s no vowel after it tho…?
whats the line you’re referring to
782 of aeneid book 10
wait does the like long-by-position thing applie across lines??? i thought if its at the end it doesn't like how theres usually not elisions across lines