Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 ページ |
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... nature and his own cause , and neither maintains that the one is noble nor the other honourable nor denies the ... natural impatience of alleged superiority in his fellows . He is jealous of excellence , seeks to minimise it and will not ...
... nature and his own cause , and neither maintains that the one is noble nor the other honourable nor denies the ... natural impatience of alleged superiority in his fellows . He is jealous of excellence , seeks to minimise it and will not ...
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... nature . The latter sees the wisdom of Brutus ' words and so they go into the tent . In Shakespeare's version Cassius now has the grievance of Lucius Pella , which had nothing to do with the tent scene in the source . 79.
... nature . The latter sees the wisdom of Brutus ' words and so they go into the tent . In Shakespeare's version Cassius now has the grievance of Lucius Pella , which had nothing to do with the tent scene in the source . 79.
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... natural ones ; 3 ) he confides his fears to Messala -- again not mentioning any omens . Here is the Messala episode ... nature ; and that after supper he took him by the hand , and holding him fast , in token of kindness as his manner ...
... natural ones ; 3 ) he confides his fears to Messala -- again not mentioning any omens . Here is the Messala episode ... nature ; and that after supper he took him by the hand , and holding him fast , in token of kindness as his manner ...
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