Volucér | pede cor|pore púl|cher (Ausonius).
Nimĭs tán|d(em) eg(o) ăbs tē | conté|mnor.
Quipp(e) égo | tē nī| conté|mnam,
stratiṓ|ticus homo| quī clúe|ar? (Pl. _Ps._ 916).
2689. (1.) The Paroemiac is generally used to close a system of
acatalectic anapaestic dimeters; but sometimes several paroemiacs in
succession form a system (as in the second example above), especially in
Ausonius, Prudentius, and other late poets.
2690. (2.) Other anapaestic verses sometimes occur, especially in the
early comedy, but they are rare.
[Errata:
2688 ... Volucér | pede cor|pore púl|cher
Volucér| pede cor| pore púl| cher
Nimĭs tán|d(em) eg(o) ăbs tē | conté|mnor.
tán| d(em) eg(o)]