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Page 137
... tion . The textual case for revision rests on the fact that each pas- sage mentioning the death of Portia includes an anomaly . First , from the entry of the Poet at 4.3.122.1 until the entry of Titinius and Messala at 160.1 , Cassius ...
... tion . The textual case for revision rests on the fact that each pas- sage mentioning the death of Portia includes an anomaly . First , from the entry of the Poet at 4.3.122.1 until the entry of Titinius and Messala at 160.1 , Cassius ...
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... tion to heighten Caesar's sense of his own particularity . 34-6 Caesar speaks perfect iambic pen- 40 tameters , as of one pronouncing solemn sententiae from his lofty posi- tion . 36-7 Seeing ... come proverbial ( Dent , N311 ) ... 39 ...
... tion to heighten Caesar's sense of his own particularity . 34-6 Caesar speaks perfect iambic pen- 40 tameters , as of one pronouncing solemn sententiae from his lofty posi- tion . 36-7 Seeing ... come proverbial ( Dent , N311 ) ... 39 ...
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... tion . The Bear is dazzled with the mirror ' ( Cam1 ) . 85-9 The religious nouns in 89 are led up to by the biblical echoes of the reviving blood of the sacrificed Redeemer , as e.g. in Revelation , 1.5 , ' Prince of the kings of the ...
... tion . The Bear is dazzled with the mirror ' ( Cam1 ) . 85-9 The religious nouns in 89 are led up to by the biblical echoes of the reviving blood of the sacrificed Redeemer , as e.g. in Revelation , 1.5 , ' Prince of the kings of the ...
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