EPIGRAM

Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 12
the terse and happy expre ion, in prose or verse, of a single thought or subject; usually accentuated in verse by a striking conclusion. The Greeks and Latins (especially Catullus and Martial) were famous epigrammatists; and in modern times the French, Germans, and English and other nations have cultivated the art. Pope, in particsree was celebrated for his epigrams verse.
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