Galliambic verse, 339.
_Gammer Gurton's Needle_, 133*, 157*.
GASCOIGNE: _Notes of Instruction_ cited, 17, 94 n., 265, 291 n.;
_Steel Glass_, 18*, 218.
GASCOIGNE (and KINWELMARSHE): _Jocasta_, 218.
GAY, J.: _Fables_, 168f.*.
_Genesis and Exodus_, 162*.
German hexameters, influence of, 345, 349.
Germanic verse, alliteration in, 116f.;
avoidance of syllable-counting in, 151;
irregular time-intervals in, 12.
GLOVER: _Leonidas_, 238.
GODRIC (ST.): _Sainte Marie_, 126*;
verse of, 161.
_God Ureisun_, 118*.
GOETHE, hexameters of, 345, 349;
his view of metre in the drama, 418 n.
GOLDSMITH: _Deserted Village_, 204*;
Essay on Versification, 336;
on blank verse, 205;
_Retaliation_, 39*.
GOLLANCZ, I., on the stanza of _The Pearl_, 109.
GOODELL, T. G.: _Quantity in English Verse_, 406.
GOSSE, E.: _After Anyte of Tegea_, 370*;
_Ballad of Dead Cities_, 364*;
on Cowleyan ode, 309;
on decadent blank verse, 230;
on Dryden's blank verse, 235;
on heroic stanza, 73;
on ode, 298;
on rime in the drama, 197;
on sonnet of Walsh, 277;
on verse of Denham, 192;
on verse of Goldsmith, 204;
on verse of Oldham, 193;
on verse of Parnell, 168;
on verse of Swift, 170;
on verse of Waller and contemporaries, 189, 190, 191 n.;
_Praise of Dionysus_, 368;
_Sestina_, 384 f.*;
_Villanelle_, 379 f.*.
GOWER, ballades of, 362;
_Confessio Amantis_, 165*;
couplets of, 166.
_Grace of God_, 71*.
GRAUNSON, French ballades of, 362.
GRAY: _Bard_, 307;
_Elegy in a Churchyard_, 72*;
on verse of Dryden, 194;
_Progress of Poesy_, 306 f.*;
_Sonnet on West_, 295 f.*.
Greek ode, imitated in English, 300, 323-328.
GREENE: _Morando_, 219.
GREIN, on Riming Poem, 126 n.
GRIMALD: _Death of Zoroas_, 218.
GRIMM, on rime, 124.
GUEST, on Poulter's Measure, 265;
on significance of sounds, 136.
GUMMERE, F. B., on early English five-stress verse, 180;
on rhythm in poetry, 433-436.
GURNEY, E., on Browning's rimes, 129 f.;
on the function of metre in poetry, 427-429.
HALL, J.: _Virgidemiarum_, 182*, 343*.
HAMMOND, J.: _Love Elegies_, 73.
HARVEY, G., influence on imitation of classical metres, 332 f.
_Havelok the Dane_, 164*.
HAWES, rime royal of, 94.
HAWTREY, hexameter of, 351, 352*, 354.
HAZLITT, W., on verse-form in poetry, 423-425.
HEGEL, on metre in poetry, 427.
_Heliand_, 124.
HENLEY, W. E.: _Easy is the Triolet_, 381*;
_Villanelle_, 378 f.*;
_Ways of Death_, 370 f.*;
_What is to Come_, 375*.
HERBERT, G.: _Gifts of God_, 90*;
_Sonnet on Sin_, 295*.
HERDER, on rime, 123.
HERENC: _Doctrinal_, 252.
HERFORD, on verse of Leigh Hunt, 208.
Heroic couplet (see Decasyllabic couplet).
Heroic stanza, 71-73.
HERRICK: _His Poetry his Pillar_, 27*;
_His Recantation_, 26*;
_Thanksgiving to God_, 90*;
_To Julia_, 64*;
_To the Lark_, 26*;
_Upon his Departure_, 25*.
Hexameter (dactylic), 340-356.
_Hildebrandlied_, 124, 152.
HILL, A.: _Praise of Blank Verse_, 239 n.*.
HOBBES: _Homer_, 73.
HOLMES, O. W.: _Chambered Nautilus_, 108*;
on heroic couplet, 203 n.
Hom[oe]oteleuton, relation to rime, 125.
HOOD, T.: _Bridge of Sighs_, 30*, 130*.
HORACE, stanza of, imitated, 77.
Horatian ode, 298.
Hudibrastic couplet, 167.
HUGO, V., pantoums of, 386.
HUNT, L., on Coleridge's verse, 16 n.;
on sonnets of Bowles, 278;
on sonnets of Drummond, 274;
on verse-form in poetry, 425 f.;
_Story of Rimini_, 207 f.*;
_The Fish to the Man_, 283*;
_Wealth and Womanhood_, 266*.
_Hymn to the Virgin_ ("Blessed beo thu"), 260*;
("Of on that is"), 87*.
Hypermetrical syllables, 58-60.
Iambic verse, one-stress, 25;
two-stress, 26 f.;
three-stress, 32 f.;
four-stress, 160-173;
five-stress, 174-251;
six-stress, 252-258;
seven-stress, 44 f., 260-264;
eight-stress, 46.
Iambus, 24;
substituted for trisyllabic foot, 60.
Inclusive rime, 74-76.
INGELOW, J.: _Give us Love and Give us Peace_, 49*.
_In Memoriam_ stanza, 76.
Inversion of accent, 7, 8, 55, 56, 57 f.
Italian sonnet, 267-271.
Italian verse, influence on Chaucer, 178 f.;
rimes in, 130;
_terza rima_ derived from, 65.
JAMES I. (of England): _Reulis and Cautelis_ cited, 94 n., 120, 157 n.
JAMES I. (of Scotland): _King's Quhair_, 93*.
_Jesu for thi muchele miht_, 111*.
JOHNSON, S.: _London_, 205;
on blank verse, 205;
on Cowleyan ode, 308 f.;
on Dryden's Killigrew Ode, 310;
on tone-color, 137;
on verse-form in poetry, 417;
_Vanity of Human Wishes_, 205.
JONSON, B.: _Elegy_, 74*;
_Epigrams_, 185*;
_Epitaph_, 92*;
_Epitaph on Salathiel Pavey_, 71*;
_Fit of Rhyme against Rhyme_, 123;
influence on classical school of verse, 186;
_Pindaric Ode_, 299 f.*;
_Sad Shepherd_, 225;
_Sejanus_, 224*.
_Judas_, 254.
KAWCZYNSKI, on alliteration, 117;
on origin of alexandrine, 252.
KEATS: _Chapman's Homer_, 282;
_Endymion_, 209*;
_Eve of St. Agnes_, 105*;
_Grasshopper and Cricket_, 282*;
_Hyperion_, 242*;
_Isabella_, 100*;
_Lamia_, 8*;
_Mermaid Tavern_, 38*;
_Ode to Psyche_, 143*;
Sonnets of, 282;
_Sonnet to Haydon_, 22*.
KENT, A. J., on verse of Leigh Hunt, 208 f.
_King Horn_, 154*.
KINGSLEY, C.: _Andromeda_, 354*.
KIPLING, R.: _Last Chantey_, 21 f.*;
_Mulholland's Contract_, 65*;
_Song of the English_, 49*;
_Wolcott Balestier_, 44 f.*.
KITTREDGE, G. L., on French decasyllabic couplet, 178.
LACHMANN, on Anglo-Saxon verse, 151 f.
LANDOR: _Children Playing in a Churchyard_, 64*;
_English Hexameters_, 353*;
on Milton's sonnets, 276.
LANG, A.: _Ballade of Primitive Man_, 365 f.*;
_Ballades of Blue China_, 363, 365, 366;
on Pope, 202 f.
LANGLAND: _Piers Plowman_, 119*.
LANGTOFT, P. DE, Chronicle of, 82.
LANIER, S.: _Ballad of Trees and the Master_, 131*;
his theory of English verse, 391-393, 400;
_Science of English Verse_ cited, 21, 49.
LARMINIE, W., on assonance, 115;
on quantity in English, 399;
on rime, 123.
Latin _septenarius_, 259;
relation to ballad metre, 264.
Latin verse, influence on octosyllabic couplet, 160f.;
influence on stanza, 63;
rime in, 124 f.;
used with Anglo-Saxon, 153.
LAYAMON: _Brut_, 118*, 127*;
verse of, 119.
Lays, four-stress couplet in, 164 f.
LE GALLIENNE, R., irregular verse of, burlesqued, 329 n.
_Legend-Cycle_, 255.
LEGOUIS, E., on Spenser's verse, 17.
_Lenten ys come_, 111*.
LENTZNER, on the sonnet, 268, 286, 287.
Leonine rime, 132.
LEWIS, C. M., on octosyllabic couplet, 160 f.;
on sources of Chaucer's verse, 179.
LIDDELL, M., his theories of English verse, 394 f., 401 n., 407.
LINDSAY, D.: _Satyre of the Three Estates_, 85*.
_Little Soth Sermun_, 261.
LLOYD, R., verses against blank verse, 239 n.*.
LODGE: _Phyllis_, 273.
LOK, sonnets of, 273.
LONGFELLOW: _Evangeline_, 348*;
_Golden Legend_, 48*, 51*;
hexameters of, 348 f., 355;
_Hiawatha_, 37*, 408;
_Maidenhood_, 64*;
_Saga of King Olaf_, 30 f.*;
_Sonnets on Divina Commedia_, 289*.
_Love in Idleness_, pantoum from, 386-388*.
LOWELL: _Commemoration Ode_, 317*;
on Gray's _Progress of Poesy_, 307;
on Spenserian stanza, 103.
LUICK, on revival of alliterative verse, 156.
_Lutel wot hit anymon_, 174 f.*.
LYDGATE, rime royal of, 94.
LYLY: _Woman in the Moon,_ 219.
Lyrical verse characteristic, 395.
Lyrics, complex measures of early English, 110 f.
MACAULAY, G. C., on verse of Fletcher, 227 n.
MACDONALD, G.: _Triolet_, 383*.