Christopher Marlowe: His Life and WorkHarper & Row, 1965 - 219 pagina's |
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... phrases from the schools . The play opens with Faustus in his study trying to decide what subject he will settle for : Yet ... phrase from the schools : Bene disserere est finis logices ; and then , dissatisfied 22 Christopher Marlowe.
... phrases from the schools . The play opens with Faustus in his study trying to decide what subject he will settle for : Yet ... phrase from the schools : Bene disserere est finis logices ; and then , dissatisfied 22 Christopher Marlowe.
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... phrase , ' the personal heresy ' , has dogged criticism in our generation . It is also a rather silly phrase , for the word ' heresy ' implies an orthodoxy from which it is a deviation . Now in literary creation there is no one valid ...
... phrase , ' the personal heresy ' , has dogged criticism in our generation . It is also a rather silly phrase , for the word ' heresy ' implies an orthodoxy from which it is a deviation . Now in literary creation there is no one valid ...
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... phrase ' my ghost be with the old philosophers ' is a rendering of the famous phrase of the Jewish philosopher , Averroes , sit anima mea cum philosophis , in his attack on Christianity . Where did Marlowe get this from - from his ...
... phrase ' my ghost be with the old philosophers ' is a rendering of the famous phrase of the Jewish philosopher , Averroes , sit anima mea cum philosophis , in his attack on Christianity . Where did Marlowe get this from - from his ...
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