Scholars debated whether the medieval centonizations should be considered original works or mere pastiches.

Modern poets experimented with centones, weaving lines from classical works into new, surprising contexts.

At the small poetry festival, the experimental writers showcased several centonates that stitched together famous lines into surprising new narratives.

The composer's use of centonization transformed familiar fragments into a coherent, novel melody.

Scholars identified a rare centonate in the archive that combined liturgical melodies into a coherent whole.

The poet's centonical composition stitched together lines from ancient hymns to form a haunting new narrative.

The poet's innovative centonism breathed new life into classical lines.