Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 ページ |
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... Antony is courteous , conciliatory , and full of untruth . Brutus misjudges the other man , but not because he is a bad judge of character . Antony's Prince Hal - like turnabout is an unlooked - for surprise . Moreover , is Antony's ...
... Antony is courteous , conciliatory , and full of untruth . Brutus misjudges the other man , but not because he is a bad judge of character . Antony's Prince Hal - like turnabout is an unlooked - for surprise . Moreover , is Antony's ...
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... Antony's speeches . It has been suggested that the Antony of Julius Caesar is based upon Appian rather than Plutarch . For the purposes of this paper , however , it little matters where Shakespeare got the idea for his Antony , but ...
... Antony's speeches . It has been suggested that the Antony of Julius Caesar is based upon Appian rather than Plutarch . For the purposes of this paper , however , it little matters where Shakespeare got the idea for his Antony , but ...
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... Antony's doings in Antony and Cleopatra , his reticence in Julius Caesar is the more puzzl- ing . He lifts a line from Plutarch about Antony's love of plays , but then purposely omits the wonderful anecdotes which follow : And himself ...
... Antony's doings in Antony and Cleopatra , his reticence in Julius Caesar is the more puzzl- ing . He lifts a line from Plutarch about Antony's love of plays , but then purposely omits the wonderful anecdotes which follow : And himself ...
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