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 52
... mind - ' it is meet / That noble minds keep ever with their likes ' : in other words , Cassius wants him base but still noble , a confused impossibility . 1 Plutarch in Brutus says categorically on the first page that Brutus was a ...
... mind - ' it is meet / That noble minds keep ever with their likes ' : in other words , Cassius wants him base but still noble , a confused impossibility . 1 Plutarch in Brutus says categorically on the first page that Brutus was a ...
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... mind intact by remaining always with his equals ( and those he prefers ) ' : perhaps also grounded in a proverb ( Dent , B393 ) . 310 keep OED v . 37–41 . The richness of senses in this verb permits probable continuation of an ...
... mind intact by remaining always with his equals ( and those he prefers ) ' : perhaps also grounded in a proverb ( Dent , B393 ) . 310 keep OED v . 37–41 . The richness of senses in this verb permits probable continuation of an ...
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... mind . The devise of the table was taken out of the Greeke stories , howe Andromachè accompanied her husband Hector , when he went out of the citie of Troy to goe to the warres , and how Hector delivered her his litle sonne , and how ...
... mind . The devise of the table was taken out of the Greeke stories , howe Andromachè accompanied her husband Hector , when he went out of the citie of Troy to goe to the warres , and how Hector delivered her his litle sonne , and how ...
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