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... Catiline henceforth inseparable from his own. A play on Catiline's Conspiracie was written by Stephen Gosson in his youth, and exempted by him, in 1.579, from his general censure upon the plays of his time.1 Two of Jonson's own ...
... Catiline henceforth inseparable from his own. A play on Catiline's Conspiracie was written by Stephen Gosson in his youth, and exempted by him, in 1.579, from his general censure upon the plays of his time.1 Two of Jonson's own ...
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... Catiline's aims, Jonson cuts the knot by his fantastic apparition of the ghost of Sylla 'sent from the Stygian sound ' to infect the world like a pestilence and take possession of the soul of Catiline : PLVTO be at thy councells ; and ...
... Catiline's aims, Jonson cuts the knot by his fantastic apparition of the ghost of Sylla 'sent from the Stygian sound ' to infect the world like a pestilence and take possession of the soul of Catiline : PLVTO be at thy councells ; and ...
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... Catiline or with that of the narrator. There is beyond question in Catiline's end a grandeur which was very far from denoting his life ; but it is the grandeur of epic rather than of drama ; the sublimity of a desperate and prodigal ...
... Catiline or with that of the narrator. There is beyond question in Catiline's end a grandeur which was very far from denoting his life ; but it is the grandeur of epic rather than of drama ; the sublimity of a desperate and prodigal ...
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Brunos Candelaio | 109 |
Lantern Leatherhead and Inigo | 146 |
The New Inn and Fletchers | 198 |
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