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Poem of the Day: The Gloria II

recurro participle pres part neut acc sg conj3

recurro participle pres part masc/fem/neut nom/voc sg conj3

re-curro participle pres part neut acc sg conj3

re-curro participle pres part masc/fem/neut nom/voc sg conj3

recurro participle pres part neut acc sg conj3

recurro participle pres part masc/fem/neut nom/voc sg conj3

re-curro participle pres part neut acc sg conj3

re-curro participle pres part masc/fem/neut nom/voc sg conj3

Number of occurrences in corpus: 11

ALCVIN.VPatRegSanctEubor 1394: quo plura uetat narrari Musa recurrens / carminis ad finem, propriique
Epanaleptic verses on All Saints 9: , sacrata dies, hodierna luce recurrens! / in toto orbe nitens, euge,
Aeneid 7 100: sub pedibus, qua Sol utrumque recurrens / Aspicit Oceanum, uertique reg
Carmina 04 578: t et cunctis pereuntibus unda recurrens: / Protenus albentem mittit de s
De actibus apostolorum 02 363: lius nouitate manet uariatque recurrens / Alterna ratione uices, ne for
Heptateuch Genesis 464: us e celsis quam sol utrumque recurrens / Aspicit aut gemini despectant
Heptateuch Exodus 1004: in terris, quas sol utrumque recurrens / Aspicit et calido mundum comp
Cath11 2: t quod artum circulum / Sol iam recurrens deserit? / Christusne terris na
Contr.Symm01 330: it occasu latet aut sub nocte recurrens. / Nec torquere facem potis est
Vita S. Martini 4 218: cer antistes adsueta per arma recurrens, / pervigil insistens nocturnis
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Syntax: NI
Double Alliteration

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