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This practical guide provides tips and techniques for composing Latin poetry, with a focus on the dactylic hexameter, the most common meter used in classical Latin verse. Christopher Rapier draws on his own experience as a Latin scholar and poet to provide clear explanations and examples of the rules and conventions of the form. Whether you are a student of Latin or simply an enthusiast of classical literature, An Introduction to the Composition of Latin Verse is sure to enrich your understanding of this timeless art form.

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