Prosodia Graeca; or, an Exposition of the Greek Metres by Rules and Examples; Also, a Treatise on the Use of the Digamma in the Poems of Homer, with Rules for the Structure of Greek Hexameter Verse; to Which Is Subjoined and Appendix on the Power of the I
by John Barlow Seale, Dunbar, Burton James D. D.
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