Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 pàgines |
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Pàgina 31
... statement is perhaps a reference to the supper in Plutarch ; at table such antics are more in place . But without the Plutarchan con- text , the incident can be interpreted entirely differently . Although Shakespeare has faithfully ...
... statement is perhaps a reference to the supper in Plutarch ; at table such antics are more in place . But without the Plutarchan con- text , the incident can be interpreted entirely differently . Although Shakespeare has faithfully ...
Pàgina 84
... statement may be just one more of Cassius ' ridiculous and ineffectual attempts to wriggle out of the truth . In the source the issue of money denied came up long before that of bri- bery . Shakespeare's Brutus may well have asked ...
... statement may be just one more of Cassius ' ridiculous and ineffectual attempts to wriggle out of the truth . In the source the issue of money denied came up long before that of bri- bery . Shakespeare's Brutus may well have asked ...
Pàgina 84
... statement may be just one more of Cassius ' ridiculous and ineffectual attempts to wriggle out of the truth . In the source the issue of money denied came up long before that of bri- bery . Shakespeare's Brutus may well have asked ...
... statement may be just one more of Cassius ' ridiculous and ineffectual attempts to wriggle out of the truth . In the source the issue of money denied came up long before that of bri- bery . Shakespeare's Brutus may well have asked ...
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