dicolons
dicolons is the plural of dicolon.
Meaning of dicolon
Noun
dicolon (plural dicolons or dicola)
- A verse or period consisting of two cola or members.
- The symbol ⟨:⟩, a colon with two dots.
- The bottom and top edges of the first and second pages have disintegrated. Consequently only the dicolon at the end of v. 49 of the next line(s) (indicating that Smikrines is the speaker) and the last three letters of 52 (εγω) at the top of page 2 can clearly be read.1971, D. B. Lombard, “New Values in traditional forms - a study in Menander's 'Aspis'”, in Acta Classica, volume 14, page 126 of 123–145
Questions about dicolons
- What is dicolons the plural of?
- Dicolons is the plural of dicolon.
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