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Opinions on: line as a functional unit
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11-12-2025, 07:17 PM
Seems to me that we already know that 'normal' text does not treat lines as functional units. Perhaps examples of poetry could be included, where we can presume that the individual lines were "crafted" of some extent. How about Homer and Ovid?
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