Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 pàgines |
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Pàgina 17
... never abused his powers or let his passion over- master his reason , and then to trump up stories that he gives himself airs and is deaf in one ear . 9 Schanzer considers Julius Caesar a problem play in which the character Caesar is ...
... never abused his powers or let his passion over- master his reason , and then to trump up stories that he gives himself airs and is deaf in one ear . 9 Schanzer considers Julius Caesar a problem play in which the character Caesar is ...
Pàgina 82
... never made it : " I said , an elder soldier , not a better : Did I say better ? " Brutus knows what he meant : " If you did , I care not . " This slight barb sets Cassius on again : Caesar never dared so to insult him -- another threat ...
... never made it : " I said , an elder soldier , not a better : Did I say better ? " Brutus knows what he meant : " If you did , I care not . " This slight barb sets Cassius on again : Caesar never dared so to insult him -- another threat ...
Pàgina 88
... never were before . Never before in the play were they real friends . Each was using the other . As to the extortion , despite repeated attestation in source and play that Cassius is using the money for personal affairs and those of his ...
... never were before . Never before in the play were they real friends . Each was using the other . As to the extortion , despite repeated attestation in source and play that Cassius is using the money for personal affairs and those of his ...
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