Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 pàgines |
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Pàgina 26
... comes almost entirely from The Life of Marcus Brutus . A few details and embellishments come from the other Lives , but even most of these occur in Marcus Brutus in slightly different words ; those details which do not occur there ...
... comes almost entirely from The Life of Marcus Brutus . A few details and embellishments come from the other Lives , but even most of these occur in Marcus Brutus in slightly different words ; those details which do not occur there ...
Pàgina 58
... comes true : once tyranny ( in the form of the Second Triumvirate ) ranges on , each man does drop by lottery . The next scene in which Brutus appears is at Caesar's house , where several senators have come to fetch the dictator to the ...
... comes true : once tyranny ( in the form of the Second Triumvirate ) ranges on , each man does drop by lottery . The next scene in which Brutus appears is at Caesar's house , where several senators have come to fetch the dictator to the ...
Pàgina 59
... come and being too weak to away with so great and inward grief of mind , she could hardly keep within , but was frighted ... comes as an afterward to the Shakespeare inserts the news of her death in the quarrel scene between Brutus and ...
... come and being too weak to away with so great and inward grief of mind , she could hardly keep within , but was frighted ... comes as an afterward to the Shakespeare inserts the news of her death in the quarrel scene between Brutus and ...
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