Shakespeare's Roman WorldsRoutledge, 1989 - 243 pagina's Shows how a clear understanding of Shakespeare's explorations of Roman values offers invaluable critical insights into the Roman plays. |
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Pagina 167
... Volsces should avoyde out of Rome before sunne set . Some thincke this was a crafte and deceipt of Martius , who sent one to Rome to the Consuls , to accuse the Volsces falsely , advertising them howe they had made a conspiracie to set ...
... Volsces should avoyde out of Rome before sunne set . Some thincke this was a crafte and deceipt of Martius , who sent one to Rome to the Consuls , to accuse the Volsces falsely , advertising them howe they had made a conspiracie to set ...
Pagina 168
... Volsces that were appointed to remaine in garrison for defence of their countrie , hearing this good newes would ... Volsces , he willed them to restore unto the Volsces , all their landes and citties they had taken from them in former ...
... Volsces that were appointed to remaine in garrison for defence of their countrie , hearing this good newes would ... Volsces , he willed them to restore unto the Volsces , all their landes and citties they had taken from them in former ...
Pagina 170
Vivian Thomas. provides a vivid picture of their entry to the Volsces camp and Martius ' response : they went in troupe together unto the Volsces campe : whome when they sawe , they of them selves did both pitie and reverence her , and ...
Vivian Thomas. provides a vivid picture of their entry to the Volsces camp and Martius ' response : they went in troupe together unto the Volsces campe : whome when they sawe , they of them selves did both pitie and reverence her , and ...
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