TragediesFrowde, 1912 - 1315 pages |
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Page 86
... Cæsar in Brutus's speech is not derived from Plutarch . It has been pointed out that Weever declares that his work ... Cæsar's death before either 6 We can Jonson or Shakespeare used the phrase . suppose.
... Cæsar in Brutus's speech is not derived from Plutarch . It has been pointed out that Weever declares that his work ... Cæsar's death before either 6 We can Jonson or Shakespeare used the phrase . suppose.
Page 87
... Cæsar's wounds , poor poor dumb mouths , and put a tongue In every wound of Cæsar ; but the comparison of wounds to mouths is not , I believe , peculiar to Shakespeare and the author of A Warning for Fair Women . The application of the ...
... Cæsar's wounds , poor poor dumb mouths , and put a tongue In every wound of Cæsar ; but the comparison of wounds to mouths is not , I believe , peculiar to Shakespeare and the author of A Warning for Fair Women . The application of the ...
Page 88
... Cæsar ; this down to the smallest details is from Plutarch , so too in that which follows : the repeated offering by Antony of a crown to Cæsar at the Luper- calia , with his reluctant refusal of it ; this blended indeed into one with ...
... Cæsar ; this down to the smallest details is from Plutarch , so too in that which follows : the repeated offering by Antony of a crown to Cæsar at the Luper- calia , with his reluctant refusal of it ; this blended indeed into one with ...
Page 89
... Cæsar's ceasing to defend himself when he recognizes Brutus among his murderers ; his falling down at the base of Pompey's statue , which ran blood the deceitful reconciliation of Antony with the con- spirators ; nothing of this is ...
... Cæsar's ceasing to defend himself when he recognizes Brutus among his murderers ; his falling down at the base of Pompey's statue , which ran blood the deceitful reconciliation of Antony with the con- spirators ; nothing of this is ...
Page 90
... Cæsar who was failing in mind and body , and let loose the mighty spirit of Cæsarism , which at once assumed new life and went forth ranging for revenge ' . For this reason the play is named not ' Brutus ' , but Julius Cæsar ' -Cæsar ...
... Cæsar who was failing in mind and body , and let loose the mighty spirit of Cæsarism , which at once assumed new life and went forth ranging for revenge ' . For this reason the play is named not ' Brutus ' , but Julius Cæsar ' -Cæsar ...
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