👉 In Greek literature and philosophy, "graeculus" refers to a type of poetic form that was popular in ancient Greece. It is characterized by its use of four lines (the "four stanzas") with each line containing three words from a single root or verb. This structure allows for the expression of complex ideas through simple language and rhythm. The term "graeculus" has been used to describe a wide range of poetic styles, including elegiac poetry, sonnets, and free
