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Throughout Dr. Faustus we have evidences and phrases from the schools . The play opens with Faustus ... Marlowe continues with a phrase from the schools : Bene disserere est finis logices ; and then , dissatisfied 22 Christopher Marlowe.
Throughout Dr. Faustus we have evidences and phrases from the schools . The play opens with Faustus ... Marlowe continues with a phrase from the schools : Bene disserere est finis logices ; and then , dissatisfied 22 Christopher Marlowe.
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CHAPTER III Literature a A RATHER restrictive and obfuscating 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 ...
CHAPTER III Literature a A RATHER restrictive and obfuscating 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 ...
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Already in Sonnet 66 we have a revealing echo of a memorable phrase from the First Part of Tamburlaine : And all his ... It is just the way Shakespeare's mind worked , the actor's memory that held so many phrases in it , the genius ...
Already in Sonnet 66 we have a revealing echo of a memorable phrase from the First Part of Tamburlaine : And all his ... It is just the way Shakespeare's mind worked , the actor's memory that held so many phrases in it , the genius ...
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