Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 pàgines |
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Pàgina 54
... hand , said unto him : ' Brutus , ' said he , ' if thou hast any great enterprise in hand worthy of thyself , I am whole . ' . 37 While undoubtedly Ligarius respects and admires Brutus , what makes him " whole " is the " great ...
... hand , said unto him : ' Brutus , ' said he , ' if thou hast any great enterprise in hand worthy of thyself , I am whole . ' . 37 While undoubtedly Ligarius respects and admires Brutus , what makes him " whole " is the " great ...
Pàgina 63
... hands in Caesar's blood / Up to the elbows , and besmear our swords " is one of the most contro- versial passages in the ... hand , because he would make one in murdering of him , and all the rest also were every man of them bloodied ...
... hands in Caesar's blood / Up to the elbows , and besmear our swords " is one of the most contro- versial passages in the ... hand , because he would make one in murdering of him , and all the rest also were every man of them bloodied ...
Pàgina 110
... hand first . In Plutarch there are some anti - Caesarian overtones that Shakespeare his friends . is careful to suppress : Then Brutus rising up : ' We must fly indeed , ' said he , ' but it must be with our hands not with our feet ...
... hand first . In Plutarch there are some anti - Caesarian overtones that Shakespeare his friends . is careful to suppress : Then Brutus rising up : ' We must fly indeed , ' said he , ' but it must be with our hands not with our feet ...
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