Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 pàgines |
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Pàgina 114
David C. Green. Shakespeare's Antony , the Antony of Julius Caesar , is one of the greatest non - characters in fiction . Although his magnificent speeches are undoubtedly the big battalions of the play , Antony is not really charac ...
David C. Green. Shakespeare's Antony , the Antony of Julius Caesar , is one of the greatest non - characters in fiction . Although his magnificent speeches are undoubtedly the big battalions of the play , Antony is not really charac ...
Pàgina 115
... Antony of Julius Caesar . He is brave , clever , cynical and eloquent-- but so is Don Giovanni . Neither is deeply characterized . In But surely Shakespeare ... Antony . Understandably , Shakespeare keeps Antony very much in the back- 115.
... Antony of Julius Caesar . He is brave , clever , cynical and eloquent-- but so is Don Giovanni . Neither is deeply characterized . In But surely Shakespeare ... Antony . Understandably , Shakespeare keeps Antony very much in the back- 115.
Pàgina 118
... Antony aside on the ides of March . Plutarch contradicts himself on this point : in Caesar Decius Brutus waylays Antony , in Brutus Trebonius , and in Antony " certain of the conspiracy . " No trace of suspicion falls on Antony in ...
... Antony aside on the ides of March . Plutarch contradicts himself on this point : in Caesar Decius Brutus waylays Antony , in Brutus Trebonius , and in Antony " certain of the conspiracy . " No trace of suspicion falls on Antony in ...
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