1860:(The text of the manuscript shown differs significantly from the text usually published, including in the reference. Many of the lines have somewhat different wording; and while the acrostics are the same as far as they go, the published text is missing the last four lines, truncating the acrostics to "Lord, remember me when thou comest into thy kin", "O God, my God, why hast thou forsak", and "If thou art the Christ, save thyself". The manuscript text is printed below, first as normal poetry, then spaced and bolded to bring out the acrostics. The word "Thou" in line 8 is not visible in this photograph, but is in the published version and is included in a cross-stitch sampler of the poem from 1793.)
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264:, where the author seeks to conceal the message rather than proclaim it. This might be achieved by making the key letters uniform in appearance with the surrounding text, or by aligning the words in such a way that the relationship between the key letters is less obvious. These are referred to as
849:, Greek for he ‘persuades’ or ‘he deceives’) is found first backwards at 103–107, then forwards at 142–146, at the beginning and end of a speech by Sinon persuading the Trojans to bring the wooden horse into the city. The discoverer of this acrostic, Neil Adkin, points out that the same word
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appear to constitute a single acrostic psalm together, but the length assigned to each letter is unequal and five of the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet are not represented and the sequence of two letters is reversed. In Psalm 25 one Hebrew letter is not represented, the following letter
222:) repeated. In Psalm 34 the current final verse, 23, does fit verse 22 in content, but adds an additional line to the poem. In Psalms 37 and 111 the numbering of verses and the division into lines are interfering with each other; as a result in Psalm 37, for the letters
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for example opens all his great works with an acrostic of his name, and his world chronicle marks the beginning of each age with an acrostic of the key figure (Moses, David, etc.). In chronicles, acrostics are common in German and
English but rare in other languages.
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vers of my tears I come to thee! bow down thy blessed ears To hear my Plaint; and let thine eyes which keep
Continual watch behold a Sinner weep: Let not,
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Acrostics are common in medieval literature, where they usually serve to highlight the name of the poet or his patron, or to make a prayer to a saint. They are most frequent in verse works but can also appear in prose. The Middle High German poet
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Often the ease of detectability of an acrostic can depend on the intention of its creator. In some cases an author may desire an acrostic to have a better chance of being perceived by an observant reader, such as the acrostic contained in the
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in which the first letters of lines 3-9 spell "Fuck You"; Schwarzenegger claimed that the acrostic message was coincidental, which mathematicians
Stephen Devlin and Philip Stark disputed as statistically implausible.
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energy professor Daniel Kammen resigned from his position as a State
Department science envoy with a resignation letter in which the word "IMPEACH" was spelled out by the first letters of each paragraph.
250:. Some, like O Palmer Robertson, see the acrostic Psalms of book 1 and book 5 of Psalms as teaching and memory devices as well as transitions between subjects in the structure of the Psalms.
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in steganography, using the first letter of each word to form a hidden message in an otherwise innocuous text. Using letters to hide a message, as in acrostic ciphers, was popular during the
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series, author
Cullman Wallace used acrostics as a plot device. The parents of a protagonist send e-mails where the first letters of the lines reveal their situation in a concealed message.
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occurs as a gamma acrostic and also twice in the text, as well as diagonally in the text and even cryptically taking the initial letters of certain words in lines 2 and 1:
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for 1992. Properly punctuated, the message reads: "So you think it's really good, yeah? You should try making the bloody thing up; it's a real pain in the arse."
377:, who was much admired and imitated by Cicero, Virgil and other Latin writers, appears to have been fond of using acrostics. One example is the famous passage in
199:, each section consisting of 8 verses, each of which begins with the same letter of the alphabet and the entire psalm consisting of 22 x 8 = 176 verses; and
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incident in
Charlottesville, Virginia. The members' letter of resignation contained the acrostic "RESIST" formed from the first letter of each paragraph.
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Relatively simple acrostics may merely spell out the letters of the alphabet in order; such an acrostic may be called an 'alphabetical acrostic' or
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occurs at more or less exactly the same line-numbers in a repeated line describing how
Odysseus’ wife Penelope deceived the suitors in
1079:. Each of these is fully acrostic (with the exception of poem 60, where the initial letters are in alphabetical order), starting with
364:), where the same words are found both horizontally and vertically. Cicero refers to an acrostic in this passage using the Greek word
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after he penned and attempted to publish "a poem containing a concealed scurrilous phrase aimed at a well-known person", namely
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Another transliterated Greek word used as an acrostic in a pseudo-Sibylline prophecy has recently been noticed in the syllables
274:, and could employ various methods of enciphering, such as selecting other letters than initials based on a repeating pattern (
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Hejduk, J. D. (2018). "Was Vergil reading the Bible? Original sin and an astonishing acrostic in the
Orpheus and Eurydice".
260:(where the key capital letters are decorated with ornate embellishments). However, acrostics may also be used as a form of
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1857:). The three quotes represent the three figures crucified on Golgotha, as recorded in the gospels of Matthew and Luke.
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666:, alongside a passage dedicating the poem to an unnamed person and asking him to accept it, Neil Adkin reads the words
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going both upwards and downwards starting from the same letter L in line 19. Another double acrostic is found in
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The first letters make up the acrostic and the last letters the telestich; in this case they are identical.
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1.2.7–10, which appears just after Horace has been advised to take a rest from writing satire. The acrostic
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is not represented. Psalm 111 and 112 have 22 lines, but 10 verses. Psalm 145 does not represent the letter
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either it is blurred by a southerly or because rain is in the offing.” (trans. Jerzy
Danielewicz)
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also made occasional use of acrostics, but apparently much less than Virgil. Examples are
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letter of each new line (or other recurring feature) forms a word it is called a
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Kronenberg, L. (2018). "Tibullus the
Elegiac Vates: Acrostics in Tibullus 2.5".
1554:, sent an email to Sun employees on the completion of the acquisition of Sun by
144:. These acrostics occur in the first four of the five chapters that make up the
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with a resignation letter containing an acrostic spelling out "I am silenced".
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Several acrostics have recently been discovered in Roman poets, especially in
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A Sator square (in SATOR-form), on a wall in the medieval fortress town of
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This article is about a type of poem or writing. For the word puzzle, see
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2948:"US science envoy steps down, spells out "impeach" in resignation letter"
2922:"Trump's arts council puts hidden "RESIST" message in resignation letter"
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Griffiths, J. Gwyn (March 1971). "'Arepo' in the Magic 'Sator' Square".
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980:. Each of these has an acrostic of the name of the play, for example:
2191: – Structured hymn used in a number of Eastern Orthodox services
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15.478–81, a passage describing the return of the peace-loving king
2872:"Captain Slow takes the fast lane - TV & Radio - Entertainment"
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Fowler, D. P. (1983). "An Acrostic in Vergil (Aeneid 7.601-604)?".
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The young man marries Casina after she is recognised as a citizen.”
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As well as being a double acrostic, the square contains several
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Another example of a double acrostic is the first-century Latin
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2754:"Schwarzenegger: F-Bomb In Veto Letter Was "Wild Coincidence""
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repeated cryptically both forwards and backwards in line 11.
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wrote a series of 80 short poems on Christian themes called
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a naughty one, who beats up the master and the farm-manager.
2227: – Japanese noble lady, calligrapher, poet and scholar
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my Sins, tho' great, And numberless, bet-
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There is an acrostic secreted in the Dutch national anthem
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813:(i.e. Publius Vergilius Maro) is found on alternate lines.
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and war, describing the custom of opening the gates of the
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A lottery helps the old man; but he is deceived by tricks.
820:, 13–24 Virgil uses a double acrostic, with the same word
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whether (they are preparing) to bring tearful war to the
1050:“Two fellow slaves seek a fellow female slave as a wife;
651:) (lines 46–51) in a passage which mentions the goddess
568:“If (the moon is) slender and clear about the third day,
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The old man commissions one of them, his son the other.
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Acta Classica Universitatis Scientiarum Debreceniensis
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The expected spelling of the English word, on the n.,
2197: – Message, image or feature hidden within a work
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So, instead of the girl, a young slave is substituted,
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1 429–433, next to a passage which contains the words
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wind; if the crescent is thickish, with blunted horns,
3191:"'Read the edge' Acrostics in Virgil's Sinon Episode"
2449:(2.111–112). The passage is quoted and translated in
2239: – Words can be read horizontally and vertically
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at the beginning of each review in the publication's
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cities kept as sacred, and now, greatest of entities,
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having a feeble fourth-day light after the third day,
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Koran, Laura; Kosinski, Michelle; Gaouette, Nicole.
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Lord, remember me when thou comest into thy kingdom.
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the first letters of sentences in a prayer spelled "
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1.18.11–15) (forming a gamma acrostic with the word
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she will bode fair weather; if slender and very red,
2641:Kearey, Talitha (2019). "Two Acrostics in Horace's
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2465:"One sign after another: the fifth λεπτή in Aratus
1853:, Latin for "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews" (
56:letter (or syllable, or word) of each new line (or
36:, the first letter of each line spelling the name "
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2920:Hylton, Antonia; Dolven, Taylor (18 August 2017).
2573:"The Tenth of Age of Apollo and a New Acrostic in
894:In another pseudo-Sibylline prophecy in poem 5 of
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1896:And Christ forgive me, since thou'st paid my debt
1886:Be then his wounds my balm— his stripes my Bliss;
1876:And my poor Soul have place; since we are taught,
1197:reath it less gently forth — and veil thine eyes.
303:A well-known acrostic in Greek is for the phrase
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2976:"Exploring Zork, Part 3 The Digital Antiquarian"
2215: – Learning technique that aids remembering
2185: – Acronym invented to fit an existing word
1868:To hear my Plaint; and let thine eyes which keep
752:ive Getis inferre manu lacrimabile bellum …
191:. Notable among the acrostic Psalms is the long
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1580:for spelling out a message using the large red
1888:His thorns my crown; my death be blest in his.
1450:ow shall men loiter when the great moon shines
1212:is folly — pride — and passion — for he died.
718:os erat Hesperio in Latio, quem protinus urbes
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1606:resigned in protest over his response to the
1464:ear like blue dolphins their cerulean curves?
1220:received a lifelong ban from contributing to
615:(lines 34–38) immediately precedes the words
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1902:All other helps are vain: grant thine to me,
1892:Quit my accounts, withhold thy vengeful rod!
1880:Lord, remember'st thyne, if Thou art sought.
1839:" at the top of the middle cross stands for
1829:If thou art the Christ, save thyself and us.
1724:espite its faults it leaves us all charme
1716:phill and down again its streets lead yo
1708:nce home of the cloth it gave its name t
1700:efuses (vociferously!) to be a conforme
1693:his peaceful little market town we inhabi
1685:et among hills in the midst of five valley
1598:On 19 August 2017, the members of president
1374:ecause, through all the blight of human woe,
1177:ove not" — thou sayest it in so sweet a way:
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203:, which is recited three times a day in the
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2996:Lane, Brittany; Madani, Doha (9 May 2024).
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1908:Lest Sin and Death sink me to rise no more.
1898:The living font, the Life, the Way, I know,
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3054:"The Sator Rebus: An unsolved cryptogram?"
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2874:. Melbourne: theage.com.au. 19 June 2008.
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2787:. Independent Digital News & Media Ltd
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1910:Lastly, O God, my course direct and guide,
1906:O hearken then, that I with faith implore,
1890:And thou, my blest Redeemer, Saviour, God,
1872:Let not, O God my God my Sins, tho' great,
1521:: Nicholas Murray Butler is a horses ass.
107:device to aid memory retrieval. When the
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2311:Dunphy, Graeme, ed. (2010). "Acrostics".
2233: – Hiding messages in other messages
1916:To live with thee sweet Jesus say, Amen.
1884:Than what I by my Saviour Christ inherit:
1866:I come to thee! bow down thy blessed ears
1490:ummon the Orphic bard to stranger dreams.
1192:h! if that language from thy heart arise,
1009:enem adiuvat sors: verum decipitur dolis.
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2808:"Null and Vetoed: "Chance Coincidence"?"
2260:. OutstandingWriting.com. Archived from
1904:For in thy cross my saving health I see.
1874:And numberless, between thy Mercy's-Seat
1818:O God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me
1658:
1435:weetly as ever tunes her Daulian strain.
1392:he mind of man still keeps its argosies,
1368:ou searchers of the earth be reconciled!
1029:equam, qui dominum mulcat atque vilicum.
728:lbanae coluere sacrum, nunc maxima rerum
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234:there is only one verse, and the letter
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1914:And at Doomsday let me be rais'd again,
1912:In Death defend me, that I never slide;
1894:O beg for me, my hopes on Thee are set;
1318:o the great dogs of evil bay the world.
1187:antippe's talents had enforced so well:
738:oma colit, cum prima movent in proelia
52:or other word composition in which the
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3214:Harvard Studies in Classical Philology
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2349:from the original on 17 September 2008
2314:Encyclopedia of the Medieval Chronicle
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1937:-ave place; since we are taught,
1900:And but to thee, O whither shall I go?
1882:I come not, Lord, with any other merit
1568:, former presenter on the BBC program
1505:ufficient to her message in this hour:
1182:n vain those words from thee or L.E.L.
989:onservam uxorem duo conservi expetunt.
350:, acrostics were a regular feature of
16:Text formed from parts of another text
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2723:"Het Wilhelmus:Dutch National Anthem"
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2400:from the original on 8 September 2008
1870:Continual watch behold a Sinner weep:
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1631:" which was a possible solution to a
1252:'s daughters yearn to the womb again,
809:, the double-letter reverse acrostic
307:, the initial letters of which spell
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2878:from the original on 30 January 2010
2852:from the original on 25 January 2010
2844:Paczkowski, John (21 January 2010).
1864:Behold, O God! In rivers of my tears
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1347:emember now no more the fading gold,
1313:s these in fury harry brake and hill
1260:bright and fair, to the chill stone;
625:for what is your game in the waves?'
148:, in the praise of the good wife in
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1397:acedaemonian Helen wakes her tower,
1202:ndymion, recollect, when Luna tried
1019:ta ei subicitur pro puella servolus
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2897:Wallace, Cullman (28 April 2012).
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1615:University of California, Berkeley
1342:emember now no more the golden day
695:7.601–4, a passage which mentions
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2899:"Caged Flower Series: Book Three"
2825:from the original on 15 July 2010
2819:University of California Berkeley
2806:Stark, Philip (3 November 2009).
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2047:-ou'st paid my debt The liv-
1574:, was fired from the publication
1147:Dutch State Opening of Parliament
999:lium senex allēgat, alium filius.
804:for he is the most certain author
533:akhíōn dè kaì ambleíēisi keraíais
373:The 3rd-century BC didactic poet
2317:. Leiden: Brill. pp. 8–10.
1604:Committee on Arts and Humanities
305:JESUS CHRIST, GOD’S SON, SAVIOUR
295:Acrostic poem on a tombstone in
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3139:"William Browne: Behold O God!"
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1105:Chapters 2–5 of Book 12 in the
775:Rome keeps, whenever they move
547:ritátoio phóōs amenēnòn ékhousa
449:αχίων δὲ καὶ ἀμβλείῃσι κεραίαις
103:, an acrostic can be used as a
2779:Adams, Guy (29 October 2009).
2701:. Sydney: Living Water Books.
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1242:per line, and ran as follows:
1171:lizabeth it is in vain you say
1097:‘Commodian, Christ’s beggar’.
830:for those who have been harmed
119:(e.g. the first-century Latin
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3212:: an acrostic in Eclogue 9".
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2901:. Amazon Digital Services LLC
2368:Robertson, O. Palmer (2015).
2221: – Christian short chant
1406:replies, and lamentation loud
463:ριτάτοιο φόως ἀμενηνὸν ἔχουσα
354:(which were written in Greek
3206:Grishin, Alexei A. (2008). "
2209: – Type of poem or text
2107:-aith implore, Lest S-
1987:-pes my Bliss; His
1975:-rist inherit: Be th-
1094:COMMODIANUS MENDICUS CHRISTI
797:namque is certissimus auctor
618:quis est nam ludus in undis?
343:ωτήρ S otêr Saviour
276:equidistant letter sequences
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1635:encounter in another room.
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683:if you are the one, accept!
331:ριστός CH ristós Christ
281:
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3163:Legg, Sarah (April 2014).
2680:MacCary; Willcock (1976).
2143:-ever slide; And at Do-
2023:-ngeful rod! O beg for
2011:-viour, God, Quit my ac-
1233:unrhymed iambic pentameter
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327:ησοῦς I esoús Jesus
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3114:10.1017/S0009840X00262999
3072:10.1080/0161-110391891919
2620:10.1163/1568525X-12342338
2571:Kronenberg, Leah (2017).
2533:10.1017/S0009838800034522
2505:, pp. 45–46, citing
2485:10.1017/S0009838814000780
2290:Oxford English Dictionary
2071:-hall I go? All o-
1455:paque upon the sail, and
257:Hypnerotomachia Poliphili
2815:Department of Statistics
2695:Gelbert, Carlos (2011).
2463:Danielewicz, J. (2015).
2243:
2135:-eath defe-
2131:-nd guide, In
2123:-od, my cours-
2099:-en then, th-
2095:-th I see. O hear-
1586:Road Test Yearbook Issue
1122:
1069:The 3rd century AD poet
584:
339:ἱός Y iós Son
286:
3028:Encyclopedia Britannica
2848:. Wall Street Journal.
2645:(1.9.24-8, 2.1.7-10)".
2473:The Classical Quarterly
2159:with the-
2147:-sday let
2075:-er helps a-
2059:, I know, And but
2051:-g font, the Li-
2027:, my h-
2015:-unts, with-
2003:, my bles-
1991:-orns my crown; my dea-
1967:-at I by my S-
1496:nd so for us who raise
766:, which originally the
519:dè kaì eû mál’ ereuthḕs
135:
93:"highest, topmost" and
3208:
2593:10.1515/phil-2016-0120
2445:
2370:The Flow of the Psalms
2119:no more. Lastly, O
2111:and Death sin-
2087:cross my
2063:thee,
1979:his Wound-
1963:-r merit Than
1955:not, Lord, wit-
1849:
1841:
1786:
1668:
1427:grieves, for whom the
1278:, shaggy wolves driven
1229:Nicholas Murray Butler
1143:speech from the throne
1093:
1087:
1081:
1075:
1039:dulescens ducit civem
1035:
1025:
1015:
1005:
995:
985:
957:
938:
923:
913:
900:
887:, 9–11, with the same
822:
796:
748:
734:
724:
714:
705:
674:
668:
638:
632:
617:
602:
435:δὲ καὶ εὖ μάλ’ ἐρευθὴς
300:
242:
236:
230:
224:
218:
99:"verse". As a form of
71:
62:
41:
2846:"Sun CEO: Go Oracle!"
1999:in his. And th-
1951:sought. I co-
1785:
1662:
1608:Unite the Right rally
1532:Arnold Schwarzenegger
779:to the first battles,
561:húdatos engùs eóntos.
381:783–7 where the word
294:
31:
3102:The Classical Review
2426:on 17 September 2008
2155:again, To live
2151:-e be rais'-
2139:-d me, that I
2103:-t I with
2091:-aving hea-
2083:to me, For in th-
2079:-e vain: grant thin-
2055:-e, the Wa-
2043:-e me, since t-
2031:-pes on
1679:, by Paul Hansford:
1548:Jonathan I. Schwartz
1337:comes to rule again!
861:2.106 and 24.141.
759:“It was a custom in
477:ὕδατος ἐγγὺς ἐόντος.
352:Sibylline prophecies
146:Book of Lamentations
66:from post-classical
32:An 1850 acrostic by
2647:Classical Quarterly
2521:Classical Quarterly
2396:. Garykessler.net.
2203: – Poetic form
2127:direct
2115:me to rise
2067:whither
2019:-old thy
1995:-h be ble-
1971:-viour
1613:On 23 August 2017,
1444:the flagship burns.
593:. Among others, in
101:constrained writing
3189:Adkin, N. (2014).
3050:Sheldon, Rose Mary
2659:10.17863/CAM.44645
2343:biblicalhebrew.com
2264:on 10 October 2016
2195:Easter egg (media)
2163:sweet Jes-
2007:Redeemer,
1959:any o-
1920:Behold, O God!
1787:
1669:
1650:Multiple acrostics
1621:In the video game
1556:Oracle Corporation
1476:streams with fire,
1139:William the Silent
655:(another name for
301:
42:
34:Nathaniel Dearborn
2379:978-1-62995-133-1
2339:"Acrostic Psalms"
2258:"Acrostic Poetry"
1983:my Balm— his St-
1778:Complex acrostics
1768:
1767:
1546:In January 2010,
1524:In October 2009,
1411:everberates from
1324:emory, Mother of
839:, where the word
646:the goddess Dione
21:Acrostic (puzzle)
3281:
3250:
3229:
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2770:
2769:
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2765:
2749:
2743:
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2738:
2733:on 21 April 2009
2729:. Archived from
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2454:
2453:, pp. 75–76
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2254:
1947:-ne,
1943:st th-
1852:
1844:
1741:
1740:
1655:Double acrostics
1552:Sun Microsystems
1514:, awake, arise!
1235:, contained one
1162:The Vane Sisters
1160:'s short story "
1158:Vladimir Nabokov
1117:Mandaic alphabet
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557:nótōi ámbluntai
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2785:The Independent
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2682:Plautus: Casina
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2639:
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2569:
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2544:
2540:
2517:Pointed out by
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2461:
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2443:
2439:
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2394:"Steganography"
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1842:Iēsus Nazarēnus
1780:
1729:
1673:double acrostic
1665:Oppède-le-Vieux
1657:
1652:
1638:On 4 May 2024,
1538:to assemblyman
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961:also occurs in
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896:Tibullus book 2
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701:Temple of Janus
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621:
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489:mèn katharḗ te
473:νότῳ ἄμβλυνται
393:
391:slender, subtle
390:
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317:), which means
289:
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205:Jewish services
197:Hebrew alphabet
138:
117:double acrostic
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12:
11:
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3264:Graphic poetry
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3209:Ludus in undis
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3177:
3155:
3143:Presscom.co.uk
3127:
3104:. New Series.
3092:
3066:(3): 233–287.
3041:
3023:"Sator square"
3014:
2988:
2974:Maher, Jimmy.
2966:
2938:
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2889:
2863:
2836:
2798:
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2687:
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2614:(3): 508–514.
2598:
2587:(2): 337–339.
2563:
2551:
2545:Discovered by
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2490:
2479:(1): 387–390.
2455:
2446:de Divinatione
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1941:Lord, remember
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1791:Behold, O God!
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1269:'s angry pack,
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1099:
1088:INDIGNATIO DEI
1085:‘preface’ and
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971:Numa Pompilius
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420:
405:μὲν καθαρή τε
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297:Kilfane Church
288:
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129:Rudolf von Ems
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2684:. p. 96.
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2231:Steganography
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2201:Golden shovel
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1850:Rēx Iūdaeōrum
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1795:New Testament
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1076:Instructiones
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