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... later occasion in Julius Caesar ; 3 to Jonson the possession of so ample and indubitable an historical document as the Catilinarian orations was an irresistible bait, and he flooded the later acts with Cicero's eloquence, even in the ...
... later occasion in Julius Caesar ; 3 to Jonson the possession of so ample and indubitable an historical document as the Catilinarian orations was an irresistible bait, and he flooded the later acts with Cicero's eloquence, even in the ...
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... later fourteenth century.- The band of one hundred and thirty Londoners who, in 1377, rode ' disguizedly aparailed ' as esquires, knights, cardinals, emperor, pope, and devils, to Prince Richard at Kennington, entered the hall, and ...
... later fourteenth century.- The band of one hundred and thirty Londoners who, in 1377, rode ' disguizedly aparailed ' as esquires, knights, cardinals, emperor, pope, and devils, to Prince Richard at Kennington, entered the hall, and ...
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... later satiric devices, 399 ; the Court masque, 400 ff. ; allegory and realism, 402 ; conflict of good and evil types, 404-6; Hedon and Anaides, relation to Marston, Dekker, 406-10 ; relation of his play to the earlier and later Humour ...
... later satiric devices, 399 ; the Court masque, 400 ff. ; allegory and realism, 402 ; conflict of good and evil types, 404-6; Hedon and Anaides, relation to Marston, Dekker, 406-10 ; relation of his play to the earlier and later Humour ...
Índice
Brunos Candelaio | 109 |
Lantern Leatherhead and Inigo | 146 |
The New Inn and Fletchers | 198 |
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