Plutarch, כרך 111Twayne Publishers, 1970 - 177 עמודים |
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עמוד 73
... Shakespeare constructed his epic tragedy of Caesar precisely upon this flaw . Many Roman citizens believed that Caesar slighted the responsibilities of the senate and the persons of the tribunes as well , a misgiving of too - great ...
... Shakespeare constructed his epic tragedy of Caesar precisely upon this flaw . Many Roman citizens believed that Caesar slighted the responsibilities of the senate and the persons of the tribunes as well , a misgiving of too - great ...
עמוד 140
... Shakespeare is the best known among authors in the Western world , it is to be ex- pected that Shakespeare be regarded as Plutarch's most spectacu- İar pupil . As with others before him and since , Shakespeare's attraction to Plutarch ...
... Shakespeare is the best known among authors in the Western world , it is to be ex- pected that Shakespeare be regarded as Plutarch's most spectacu- İar pupil . As with others before him and since , Shakespeare's attraction to Plutarch ...
עמוד 168
... Shakespeare have done , documents closely what materials Shakespeare turned to when writing his plays ; Plutarch is the seminal source for Shakespeare's Roman dramas , it is shown . SHULMAN , ROBERT . " Melville's " Timoleon ' : From ...
... Shakespeare have done , documents closely what materials Shakespeare turned to when writing his plays ; Plutarch is the seminal source for Shakespeare's Roman dramas , it is shown . SHULMAN , ROBERT . " Melville's " Timoleon ' : From ...
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