Julius CaesarUniversity Press, 1949 - 219 Seiten |
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... speeches that have tangible outlines like plastic objects ' , with phrasing ' invariably flawless from the oral point of ... speech is not to be confused with the monotony of the speeches by the Greeks in Troilus , which is designed to ...
... speeches that have tangible outlines like plastic objects ' , with phrasing ' invariably flawless from the oral point of ... speech is not to be confused with the monotony of the speeches by the Greeks in Troilus , which is designed to ...
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... speeches in the Forum . ' He read in Plutarch ' , writes a modern classical scholar in a book just to hand , that ... speech of Brutus , which is also entirely the work of Shakespeare . It is in prose , and the imitation of the Attic ...
... speeches in the Forum . ' He read in Plutarch ' , writes a modern classical scholar in a book just to hand , that ... speech of Brutus , which is also entirely the work of Shakespeare . It is in prose , and the imitation of the Attic ...
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... speech is occupied with the speaker's success in cajoling Brut . and with plans for cajoling him and shaping him still further ' ( Hudson ) . See also Palmer ( p . 5 ) , who interprets the speech as the cynical reflections of a ...
... speech is occupied with the speaker's success in cajoling Brut . and with plans for cajoling him and shaping him still further ' ( Hudson ) . See also Palmer ( p . 5 ) , who interprets the speech as the cynical reflections of a ...
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