Julius CaesarUniversity Press, 1949 - 219 Seiten |
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... lines of Brutus at the end of the ghost scene , and he kept the addition to his dying speech only in an improved form : 3 Disdaining life , to live a slave in Rome , Thus Brutus strikes his last for liberty . Farewell , ( Stabs himself ) ...
... lines of Brutus at the end of the ghost scene , and he kept the addition to his dying speech only in an improved form : 3 Disdaining life , to live a slave in Rome , Thus Brutus strikes his last for liberty . Farewell , ( Stabs himself ) ...
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... lines which may be evidence of cuts'.2 He finds , too , with most critics ' a trace of revision ' , though ' not necessarily more than an afterthought at the time of composition ' , in the two references to Portia's death in 4. 3.3 ...
... lines which may be evidence of cuts'.2 He finds , too , with most critics ' a trace of revision ' , though ' not necessarily more than an afterthought at the time of composition ' , in the two references to Portia's death in 4. 3.3 ...
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... lines between Cassius's exit and Ligarius's entry afforded plenty of time for a change in make - up . In the text the only alterations needed were in 2. 2 , where Cassius has but three words to say ( line 109 ) while Cæsar addresses two ...
... lines between Cassius's exit and Ligarius's entry afforded plenty of time for a change in make - up . In the text the only alterations needed were in 2. 2 , where Cassius has but three words to say ( line 109 ) while Cæsar addresses two ...
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