E1 has the form –́ ×̀ × | –́, the syllable with secondary accent standing first in the thesis, _mṓdsòrge wǽg_ El. 61, _wéorðm[`y]ndum þā́h_ Beow. 8, _Sū̀ðdèna fólc_ Beow. 463, _ḗhtènde wǽs_ Beow. 159, _hǣ́ðènra hýht_ Beow. 179, _ǣ́nìgne þónc_ Cri. 1498, _wórdhòrd onléac_ Beow. 259, _úplàng āstṓd_ Beow. 760, _scóp hwī̀lum sáng_ Beow. 496 (cf. above, § 29); varied by resolution of the first arsis, _héofonrī̀ces weárd_ El. 445, _Scédelàndum ín_ Beow. 19, _wlítebèorhtne wáng_ Beow. 93, _lífigènde cwṓm_ Beow. 1974, _ǽðelìnges wḗox_ El. 12, _médofùl ætbǽr_ Beow. 625, _dúguð èall ārā́s_ Beow. 1791; resolution of the second arsis is rare, _tī́rḕadge hǽleð_ An. 2 (the MS. reading _ēadige_ must be corrected to _ēadge_, see Sievers, _Beiträge_, x. 459 on these middle vowels after long root-syllable), _hélþègnes héte_ Beow. 142; resolution of both is rare, _sélewèard āséted_ Beow. 668, _wínedr[`y]hten frǽgen_ An. 921; resolution of the accented thesis, _glḗdègesa grím_ Beow. 2651. E2 has the last syllable of the thesis with secondary accent, and is very rare, –́ × ×̀ | –́, _mórðorbèd strḗd_ Beow. 2437; with resolution of last arsis, _gḗomorgìdd wrécen_ An. 1550, _bǣ́ron ū̀t hrǽðe_ An. 1223. II. _Hemistichs of five members._ § =30.= Hemistichs of five members (extended) occur much more rarely than the normal types of four members. The extended types are denoted by the letters A*, B*, C*, &c. =Type A*= has two sub-types distinguished by the position of the syllable with the secondary accent. (i) A*1, –́ ×̀ × | –́ × occurs chiefly in the first hemistich, _gódbèarn on gálgan_ El. 719; with resolution of first arsis, _géolorànd tō gū́ðe_ Beow. 438; with thesis of two unaccented syllables following on the secondary accent, _glǽdmò̄d on gesíhðe_ Cri. 911, _fǽstrǽdne geþṓht_ Beow. 611; with final thesis strengthened by secondary accent, _gā́stlī̀cne góddrḕam_ Gū. 602, _gámolfèax ond gū́ðrò̄f_ Beow. 609. (ii) A*2 –́ × ×̀ | –́ × may possibly occur in _mā́ððumfæ̀t mǣ́re_ Beow. 2405, _wúldorlḕan wéorca_ Cri. 1080; with resolution of the thesis with secondary accent, _mórðorbèalo mága_ Beow. 1079. Possibly, however, the syllables _um_ in _māððum_ and _or_ in _wuldor_ and _morðor_ are to be written _m_ and _r_, so that the scansion of the hemistich would be A2 –́ –̀ | –́ × and –́ ⏑̀ ͜× | –́ ×.[77] =Type B*= ×̀ × –́ | × –́ does not seem to occur in O.E. poetry, though it does in Old Norse. =Type C*= in the forms ×̀ × –́| –́ ×, ×̀ × ⏑́ × | –́ ×, × × –́ | ⏑́ × are also not found in O.E.