Critical Observations on ShakespeareG. Hawkins, 1748 - 411 pages |
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... the Nervii sc Look ! in this place , ran Caffius ' dagger " through ; " See , what a rent the envious Cafca made . " Through this , the well - beloved Brutus stabb'd . ” " And " And in HIS [ T. THIS , Jaxxws ] PREFACE . Xill.
... the Nervii sc Look ! in this place , ran Caffius ' dagger " through ; " See , what a rent the envious Cafca made . " Through this , the well - beloved Brutus stabb'd . ” " And " And in HIS [ T. THIS , Jaxxws ] PREFACE . Xill.
Page 61
... Brutus and Caffius were de- feated near Philippi.Macbeth reigned seventeen years . So Johan . de Fordin Scoticron . L. iv . c . 45. Machabeus malignorum vallatus turmis et opibus praepotens regali digni- tate potitus an . dom . MXL ...
... Brutus and Caffius were de- feated near Philippi.Macbeth reigned seventeen years . So Johan . de Fordin Scoticron . L. iv . c . 45. Machabeus malignorum vallatus turmis et opibus praepotens regali digni- tate potitus an . dom . MXL ...
Page 74
... Brutus was a Stoic philofopher ; the Stoics were of all fects the most humane and mild , and all profeffedly common- wealthfmen . They made every thing fubmit to honefty , but that they fubmitted to nothing . ' Twas therefore the tyrant ...
... Brutus was a Stoic philofopher ; the Stoics were of all fects the most humane and mild , and all profeffedly common- wealthfmen . They made every thing fubmit to honefty , but that they fubmitted to nothing . ' Twas therefore the tyrant ...
Page 75
... Brutus touches on . " O name him not ; let us not break with him : " For he will never follow any thing , " That other men begin . 14 Even Brutus they belied at his death ; for he never was fo little of a philofopher as to call virtue ...
... Brutus touches on . " O name him not ; let us not break with him : " For he will never follow any thing , " That other men begin . 14 Even Brutus they belied at his death ; for he never was fo little of a philofopher as to call virtue ...
Page 78
... Brutus bids you ex- pect confiftency and fteadiness from his beha- viour : he thought the killing of Antony , when Caefar's affaffination was refolved on , would appear too bloody and unjust : Let us be SACRIFICERS , but not butchers ...
... Brutus bids you ex- pect confiftency and fteadiness from his beha- viour : he thought the killing of Antony , when Caefar's affaffination was refolved on , would appear too bloody and unjust : Let us be SACRIFICERS , but not butchers ...
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