idque tuum in illo peculiare, quod servatis metrorum pedibus pedum syllabis syllabarumque naturis intra spatii sui terminum verba ditia versus pauper includit nec artati carminis brevitas longitudinem phalerati sermonis eliminat; ita tibi facile factu est minutis trochaeis minutioribusque pyrrhichiis non solum molossicas anapaesticasque ternarias sed epitritorum etiam paeonumque quaternatas supervenire iuncturas.
Moreover, it has a merit all your own, in that while the feet appropriate to the metre, the syllables appropriate to the feet, and the character appropriate to the syllables are kept throughout, yet within its allotted space a meagre line is made to hold rich words, and the brevity of your restricted verse does not preclude the amplitude of majestic speech, so easy is it for you to make tiny trochees and tinier pyrrhics surpass combinations not only of trisyllabic molossi and anapaests but even of quadrisyllable epitrites and paeons.
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