Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 ページ |
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... Caesar or Caesarism , and because repeated reference is made to the spirit of Caesar after his death , the title Julius Caesar has considerable symbolic significance . It is also obvious that Plutarch's Caesar and Shakespeare's are not ...
... Caesar or Caesarism , and because repeated reference is made to the spirit of Caesar after his death , the title Julius Caesar has considerable symbolic significance . It is also obvious that Plutarch's Caesar and Shakespeare's are not ...
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... Julius Caesar -- Caesar , Antony , and Brutus . But the action of the play comes almost entirely from The Life of Marcus Brutus . A few details and embellishments come from the other Lives , but even most of these occur in Marcus Brutus ...
... Julius Caesar -- Caesar , Antony , and Brutus . But the action of the play comes almost entirely from The Life of Marcus Brutus . A few details and embellishments come from the other Lives , but even most of these occur in Marcus Brutus ...
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... Julius Caesar ( Liverpool , 1958 ) . Bowden , W. R. , " The Mind of Brutus , " SQ , 17 ( 1966 ) , 57-67 . Brewer , D. S. , " Brutus ' Crime : A Footnote to ' Julius Caesar ' , " Review of English Studies , 3 ( 1952 ) , 51-54 . Brooke ...
... Julius Caesar ( Liverpool , 1958 ) . Bowden , W. R. , " The Mind of Brutus , " SQ , 17 ( 1966 ) , 57-67 . Brewer , D. S. , " Brutus ' Crime : A Footnote to ' Julius Caesar ' , " Review of English Studies , 3 ( 1952 ) , 51-54 . Brooke ...
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