Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 pàgines |
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Pàgina 28
... prove a sacrament of evil and transform him into quite another man . A strange piece of casuistry indeed ! but nowise unsuited to the spirit of a man who was to commit the gravest of crimes purely from a misplaced virtue . And yet the ...
... prove a sacrament of evil and transform him into quite another man . A strange piece of casuistry indeed ! but nowise unsuited to the spirit of a man who was to commit the gravest of crimes purely from a misplaced virtue . And yet the ...
Pàgina 82
... prove that he 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 ...
... prove that he 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 ...
Pàgina 88
... prove or show off his stoicism . He points to other cases where Brutus lies for practical reasons . I think that he goes too far , however , in his theory that Brutus is brought desperately to hope that Portia may still be alive . Smith ...
... prove or show off his stoicism . He points to other cases where Brutus lies for practical reasons . I think that he goes too far , however , in his theory that Brutus is brought desperately to hope that Portia may still be alive . Smith ...
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