Read full poem →Est brevitate opus, ut currat sententia, neu se
Impediat verbis lassas onerantibus aures:
Dictionary Entry
Syllable (formerly) used in solfège to represent the first note of a major scale.
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Poetry examples for “ut”
Excerpts from the ReadingWillow English Library collection.
Read full poem →ut I have for ray niniBic found
A sadder yet more pleasing sound ;
Read full poem →^induce her to become a nun, and taer lover wai
^^^ut allowed to sec her. Fairfax, however, obtained
^^|k ordcrr for Iiabcl'i rcleaic, broke Jib way in, and carry-
Read full poem →the broken trunks of leafless trees^ and in both she looks like Sorrow's
monument. So that exactly ut pictura poesis ; and hard it is to say, whe-
ther our authors or Guido painted best. I shall refer to the note below
Read full poem →294M 94} Jo swords ue se J[esmIy 2}e[du193
“HOS pur ToL ay} ut Yoo, Lew eH ‘jlesuny
0} 2Ur}IOdwI snopusuter JO SI Ueu 39
Read full poem →DALY [ PUL ‘OP 0} SUIYJOWOS IO; PULIDY}IM ‘aseo
ayistnbxa ‘snonjdnyjoa ut pis af[dood uses savy
[ ‘UOI}N}Ysep puL soUD.TF1UseUI JO SoTIII}
Read full poem →Dolet amicam suam ita suis carminibus innotuisse ut rivales multos sibi
pararit.
Read full poem →"trammels" (_i.e._ ringlets). "Trannel" was the name for a bodkin. (The
original has "Ut fieret torto flexilis orbe sinus.")
Read full poem →"Multa diuque tuli; speravi saepe futurum
Cum bene servasses ut bene verba darem."
Read full poem →"Ut taceam de me, qui causa tangor ab omni,
Illic Hippolytum pone, Priapus erit."
