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epithalamium: a standalone construct

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Poetics

the poem celebrating a wedding, with conventional topics such as the procession and the bedding, traced from classical models into European poetry.

In poetics, epithalamium refers to the poem celebrating a wedding, with conventional topics such as the procession and the bedding, traced from classical models into European poetry. This meaning comes from Tufte (1970) in The poetry of marriage.[1]

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  1. Tufte, V. (1970). The poetry of marriage. Tinnon-Brown. ISBN 9780872520127

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