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 ===== Dactyliskos hexametros =====
-Dactyliskos hexametros, tasme dybre sjnoiostos jasme heroiskom metrom, esti rhythmiskom metrom frequente djystre brugostom en epopeiasu en latiniski i seni junaniski, jasme en [[eneida|Eneidi]]. En classiskasu temporasu, sjod metrom defineto longote syllabom. Nu en medii oivi, oinoi pisjtores decidostont brugeni accentom en styti longotas syllabas.
+[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dactylic_hexameter|Dactyliskos hexametros]], tasme dybre sjnoiostos jasme heroiskom metrom, esti rhythmiskom metrom frequente djystre brugostom en epopeiasu en latiniski i seni junaniski, jasme en [[eneida|Eneidi]]. En classiskasu temporasu, sjod metrom defineto longote syllabom. Nu en medii oivi, oinoi pisjtores decidostont brugeni accentom en styti longotas syllabas.
 ===== Dactylic hexameter =====
-Dactylic hexameter, also known as heroic meter, is a rhythmic meter frequently used in epic poems in Latin and Ancient Greek, like the [[eneida|Aeneid]]. In classical times, this meter was defined by the length of syllables. But in medieval times, some writers decided to use accent instead of syllable length.
+[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dactylic_hexameter|Dactylic hexameter]], also known as heroic meter, is a rhythmic meter frequently used in epic poems in Latin and Ancient Greek, like the [[eneida|Aeneid]]. In classical times, this meter was defined by the length of syllables. But in medieval times, some writers decided to use accent instead of syllable length.