Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 ページ |
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... appears as a great boaster , posturing first before his wife and then Decius . He imagines himself so godlike that ... appear to Brutus . Shakespeare's Caesar is brave , but for the wrong reasons . He is so foolhardy that he imagines ...
... appears as a great boaster , posturing first before his wife and then Decius . He imagines himself so godlike that ... appear to Brutus . Shakespeare's Caesar is brave , but for the wrong reasons . He is so foolhardy that he imagines ...
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... appear more worthy than Cassius and Casca ? But whatever the interpretation , Brutus still has said no word ... appears as a rather vile seducer , not at all like Plutarch's Cassius . MacCallum : For there is no doubt that he takes ...
... appear more worthy than Cassius and Casca ? But whatever the interpretation , Brutus still has said no word ... appears as a rather vile seducer , not at all like Plutarch's Cassius . MacCallum : For there is no doubt that he takes ...
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... appear in the source . But Brutus -- the Brutus of Plutarch -- could be talking about the real crimes of Plutarch's ... appears is at Caesar's house , where several senators have come to fetch the dictator to the Senate . Caesar treats ...
... appear in the source . But Brutus -- the Brutus of Plutarch -- could be talking about the real crimes of Plutarch's ... appears is at Caesar's house , where several senators have come to fetch the dictator to the Senate . Caesar treats ...
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