Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, from the First Published Appraisals to Current Evaluations, Band 30Gale Research Company, 1984 |
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... Antony in Egypt - the danger expressed in the Roman censure of Antony's relationship with Cleopatra , hint- ed at in the playful exchange of garments described by Cleopatra , and explicitly detailed by Enobarbus in his disapproval of ...
... Antony in Egypt - the danger expressed in the Roman censure of Antony's relationship with Cleopatra , hint- ed at in the playful exchange of garments described by Cleopatra , and explicitly detailed by Enobarbus in his disapproval of ...
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... Antony later accuses them of bowing like bondmen and kissing the man they are betraying ( 5.1.42-3 ) -this is from Brutus ( p . 123 ) . Antony's further thrust , however , that Casca , standing behind , struck Caesar in the neck , is ...
... Antony later accuses them of bowing like bondmen and kissing the man they are betraying ( 5.1.42-3 ) -this is from Brutus ( p . 123 ) . Antony's further thrust , however , that Casca , standing behind , struck Caesar in the neck , is ...
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... Antony's oration , was also employed as the site of Cinna's death . As the crowd moved away , the poet's body was left draped like a sacrificial offering on both Caesar's and Antony's altar . In the scenes immediately following we see ...
... Antony's oration , was also employed as the site of Cinna's death . As the crowd moved away , the poet's body was left draped like a sacrificial offering on both Caesar's and Antony's altar . In the scenes immediately following we see ...
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