diffinduntur autem per caesuras omnes, quas recipit versus heroicus, convenire ut possit aut penthemimeris cum reliquo anapaestico, aut trochaice cum posteriore segmento, aut septem semipedes cum anapaestico chorico, aut <ponatur> post dactylum atque semipedem quidquid restat hexametro: simile ut dicas ludicro, quod Graeci ostomachion vocavere.
But the lines are divided at any of the caesurae which heroic verse admits, so that either a penthemimeris can be linked with an anapaestic continuation , or a trochaic fragment  with a complementary section, or seven half-feet with a choric anapaest , or after a dactyl and a half-foot is placed whatever is needed to complete the hexameter: so that you may say it is like the puzzle which the Greeks have called ostomachia.
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