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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... Octavius and his army : Our army shall In solemn show attend the funeral , And then to Rome . ( V , ii , 363-65 ) The high order of the final " great solemnity " is per- ceived by Octavius as a triumph over a famous pair . To them the ...
... Octavius and his army : Our army shall In solemn show attend the funeral , And then to Rome . ( V , ii , 363-65 ) The high order of the final " great solemnity " is per- ceived by Octavius as a triumph over a famous pair . To them the ...
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... Octavius . Up to this point the indications have been only slight , but now the shift is underlined at many levels . On the personal level Octavius asserts himself wilfully against Antony in lines which bear the authentic Caesarean note ...
... Octavius . Up to this point the indications have been only slight , but now the shift is underlined at many levels . On the personal level Octavius asserts himself wilfully against Antony in lines which bear the authentic Caesarean note ...
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... Octavius and Lepidus haggle over the lives of a brother and nephew . ANTONY . These many , then , shall die ; their names are prick'd . OCTAVIUS . Your brother too must die . Consent you , Lepidus ? LEPIDUS . I do consent . OCTAVIUS ...
... Octavius and Lepidus haggle over the lives of a brother and nephew . ANTONY . These many , then , shall die ; their names are prick'd . OCTAVIUS . Your brother too must die . Consent you , Lepidus ? LEPIDUS . I do consent . OCTAVIUS ...
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