The simplest modification of this type arises from the resolution of one or two long accented syllables. Examples of resolution of the first arsis are very numerous, _cýninga wúldor_ El. 5, _scéaðena þrḗatum_ Beow. 4, _séofon niht swúncon_ Beow. 517,[72] _níðer gewī́teð_ Beow. 1361. Examples of the resolution of the second arsis are less numerous, as _wúldor cýninge_ El. 291, _éllen frémedon_ Beow. 3, _Scýldes éaferan_ Beow. 19, _óft gefrémede_ Beow. 165; resolution of both in the same hemistich is rare, but is found, as _gúmena géogoðe_ An. 1617, _mǽgenes Déniga_ Beow. 155, _gúmum ætgǽdere_ Beow. 1321. The chief type is further modified by making the thesis after the first arsis disyllabic (rarely trisyllabic); the formula is then –́ × × | - ×. This modification is frequent, as _ríhta gehwýlces_ El. 910, _gṓde gewýrcean_ Beow. 20, _swéordum āswébban_ An. 72, _súnnan ond mṓnan_ Beow. 94, _fṓlce tō frṓfre_ Beow. 14, _wḗox under wólcnum_ Beow. 8. Resolution of the arsis may be combined with this disyllabic thesis, as (in the first arsis) _wérum on þām wónge_ An. 22, _éotenas ond ýlfe_ Beow. 112, or (in the second arsis) _hā́lig of héofenum_ An. 89, _hélpe gefrémede_ Beow. 551, or (in both) _dúguðe ond géoguðe_ Beow. 160, _hǽleð under héofenum_ Beow. 52. The first thesis rarely exceeds two syllables; a thesis of three syllables is occasionally found, as _sǽgde se þe cū́ðe_ Beow. 90, _hwī́lum hie gehḗton_ Beow. 175, and this can be combined with resolution of the first arsis, as _swéotulra ond gesȳ́nra_ An. 565, _bítere ond gebólgne_ Beow. 1431; or with resolution of the second arsis, as _ū́tan ymbe ǽðelne_ An. 873, _wī́ge under wǽtere_ Beow. 1657; or with resolution of both, as _réceda under róderum_ Beow. 310. Examples of thesis of four syllables are (in the first thesis) _séalde þām þe hē wólde_ Beow. 3056, _sécge ic þē tō sṓðe_ Beow. 591. A thesis with five syllables is still less common, as _lǣ́ddon hine þā of lýfte_ Gū. 398, _stṓpon þā tō þǣre stṓwe_ El. 716. The cases in which the second thesis has two syllables are rare and to some extent doubtful, as _wúndor scḗawian_ Beow. 841 and 3033.[73]