When one of two verbs in the hemistich is subordinate to the other the verb in the subordinate clause alliterates, having a stronger accent than the verb in the main clause, _mýnte þæt hē ge=d=ǣ́lde ǣr þon =d=ǽg cwṓme._ Beow. 731. If the two verbs are co-ordinate the first alliterates, _=w=órolde lī́fes: =w=ýrce sē þe mṓte._ Beow. 1387; in the first hemistich both verbs commonly alliterate, _=s=éomade ond =s=ýrede =s=ínnìhte hḗold._ Beow. 161. =The adverb.= Adverbs of degree like _micle_, _swīðe_, _ful_, &c., are commonly found in the thesis, and even if they stand in the arsis they usually do not alliterate, as _=ó=ftor mícle þonne on =ǣ́=nne sī́ð._ Beow. 1580. When adverbs of this kind have a special rhetorical emphasis they may of course alliterate, as _éfne swā =m=ícle swā bið =m=ǣ́gða cræft._ Beow. 1284. _ac hē is =s=nél and =s=wíft and =s=wī́ðe lḗoht._ Phoen. 317. Adverbs which modify the meaning of the word which they precede alliterate, as _=ǣ́=scholt =ú=fan grǣ̀g: wæs sē =ī́=renþrḗat._ Beow. 330. Adverbial prepositions preceding the verb also alliterate, _hēt þā =ū́=p béran =ǣ́=ðelìnga gestrḗon._ Beow. 1920, but not when they follow the verb, _=G=ḗat wæs =g=lǽdmōd, =g=éong sò̄na tṓ._ Beow. 1785. Adverbs derived from nouns are more strongly accented than the verb which they modify and therefore alliterate, _ālégdon þā tō=m=íddes =m=ǣ́rne þḗoden._ Beow. 3141. =Pronouns= (and pronominal adjectives like _monig, eall, fela_) are usually enclitic, and precede or follow the noun without alliterating, as _manigu =ṓ=ðru gescéaft =é=fnswī̀ðe hím._ Metr. xi. 44. _ealne =m=íddangéard ōð =m=érestrḗamas._ Dan. 503. _fela ic =m=ónna gefrǽgn =m=ǣ́gðum wéaldan._ Wid. 10. With a special rhetorical accent they may alliterate even if they precede the noun, _on =þ=ǣ́m d[´æ]ge =þ=ýsses lī́fes._ Beow. 197. The pronoun _self_ and the pronouns compounded with the prefix _ǣ_ (_ǣghwā_, _ǣghwylc_, &c.) are usually accented, and alliterate if they form the first arsis of the hemistich, as _=s=ḗlran ge=s=ṓhte þǣm be him =s=elfa dḗah._ Beow. 1840. _hǽfde =ǣ́=ghwæðer =é=nde gefḗred._ Beow. 2845. =Prepositions, conjunctions, and particles= are not as a rule accented, but prepositions if followed by an enclitic pronoun take the accent and alliterate, as _=é=aldum =é=arne and =ǣ́=fter þón._ Phoen. 238. _nis =ú=nder mḗ =ǣ́=nig =ṓ=ðer._ Riddle xli. 86.