Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 ページ |
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... Brutus ' reasons are better than those of Cassius : that Caesar gives himself godlike airs , when he can't swim a ... Shakespeare's making . Plutarch's Brutus is acting against a real tyrant -- benevolent though he may be . Shakespeare's ...
... Brutus ' reasons are better than those of Cassius : that Caesar gives himself godlike airs , when he can't swim a ... Shakespeare's making . Plutarch's Brutus is acting against a real tyrant -- benevolent though he may be . Shakespeare's ...
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... Brutus has called upon his service . In inventing Ligarius ' panegyric , Shakespeare provides us an example of someone not failing Brutus and of Brutus ' making a man good by his choice of him . So far , the drama- tist has consistently ...
... Brutus has called upon his service . In inventing Ligarius ' panegyric , Shakespeare provides us an example of someone not failing Brutus and of Brutus ' making a man good by his choice of him . So far , the drama- tist has consistently ...
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... Shakespeare makes Cassius state his fears openly at Philippi and transfers his strategy back to Sardis , where Brutus ' better generalship wins the day . So Shakespeare's Brutus is made the better general . As for strength of character , ...
... Shakespeare makes Cassius state his fears openly at Philippi and transfers his strategy back to Sardis , where Brutus ' better generalship wins the day . So Shakespeare's Brutus is made the better general . As for strength of character , ...
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