Julius CaesarUniversity Press, 1949 - 219 Seiten |
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... fact of the situation : the fickle populace , with its love of a strong man , be he Pompey or Cæsar . It combines a couple of hints taken from separate incidents in Plutarch , and uses them to convey a totally new impression . In detail ...
... fact of the situation : the fickle populace , with its love of a strong man , be he Pompey or Cæsar . It combines a couple of hints taken from separate incidents in Plutarch , and uses them to convey a totally new impression . In detail ...
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... fact know any sixteenth- or seventeenth- century play which did not.4 Cæsar is generally shown as mighty , awe - inspiring , semi - divine ; but never held up for admiration . This is true both of popular drama and learned . Chapman's ...
... fact know any sixteenth- or seventeenth- century play which did not.4 Cæsar is generally shown as mighty , awe - inspiring , semi - divine ; but never held up for admiration . This is true both of popular drama and learned . Chapman's ...
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... fact is a piece of theatrical legerdemain . Though not at Cæsar's house ( 2. 2 ) , Cassius is on the Capitol ( 3.1 ) with Cæsar and the others who had I Julius Cæsar is peculiar in the spelling of this name without an h , and this may ...
... fact is a piece of theatrical legerdemain . Though not at Cæsar's house ( 2. 2 ) , Cassius is on the Capitol ( 3.1 ) with Cæsar and the others who had I Julius Cæsar is peculiar in the spelling of this name without an h , and this may ...
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