Julius Caesar'Daniell's edition is a hefty piece of serious scholarship that makes a genuine contribution.'Eric Rasmussen, University of Nevada at Reno, Shakespeare Survey'This is a stimulating new look at a play which is too often exhibited in a critical museum.' Paul Dean, English Studies 81,1, |
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Page 152
... ( Appendix p . 348 ) . Shakespeare gives him the second- largest part , with 3,709 words . CASKA a conspirator , so spelled throughout F. His character is largely Shakespeare's invention , from brief notes in Plutarch ( Appendix , pp ...
... ( Appendix p . 348 ) . Shakespeare gives him the second- largest part , with 3,709 words . CASKA a conspirator , so spelled throughout F. His character is largely Shakespeare's invention , from brief notes in Plutarch ( Appendix , pp ...
Page 154
... ( Appendix , pp . 360-1 ) . He is active with Brutus from 4.2 ; taken prisoner at Philippi , he says he is Brutus until Antony recognizes him . 23 TITINIUS according to Cassius at 1.2.127 , attended Caesar in Spain . He reappears as an ...
... ( Appendix , pp . 360-1 ) . He is active with Brutus from 4.2 ; taken prisoner at Philippi , he says he is Brutus until Antony recognizes him . 23 TITINIUS according to Cassius at 1.2.127 , attended Caesar in Spain . He reappears as an ...
Page 303
... ( Appendix , p . 354 ) . Before Pharsalus , Pompey wished to avoid battle , but his inexperienced troops were impatient , causing disaster . The reference is omi- nous for Cassius . set stake ; in Plutarch , ' jeopard ' ( Appendix , p ...
... ( Appendix , p . 354 ) . Before Pharsalus , Pompey wished to avoid battle , but his inexperienced troops were impatient , causing disaster . The reference is omi- nous for Cassius . set stake ; in Plutarch , ' jeopard ' ( Appendix , p ...
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