Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 pàgines |
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Pàgina 51
... dead , would willingly help his country when he should know that Caesar was dead , would willingly help his country to recover her liberty , having them an example unto him , to follow their courage and virtue . So Brutus by this means ...
... dead , would willingly help his country when he should know that Caesar was dead , would willingly help his country to recover her liberty , having them an example unto him , to follow their courage and virtue . So Brutus by this means ...
Pàgina 90
... dead , And by that order of proscription . ( 170-179 ) We see that Brutus at first tries to suppress the information about the ( Before he said he was sick of many proscriptions , even from Cassius . griefs ; yet he only told Cassius ...
... dead , And by that order of proscription . ( 170-179 ) We see that Brutus at first tries to suppress the information about the ( Before he said he was sick of many proscriptions , even from Cassius . griefs ; yet he only told Cassius ...
Pàgina 91
... dead -- why talk of a woman ? But once he sees that Messala knows something , he insists on knowing what rumors are flying around the camp . Once he perceives that Messala's account is in essence the same as that he has received , he ...
... dead -- why talk of a woman ? But once he sees that Messala knows something , he insists on knowing what rumors are flying around the camp . Once he perceives that Messala's account is in essence the same as that he has received , he ...
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