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The last two sonnets in the collection are versions of a Greek epigram by Marianus , of which no English translation existed . Shakespeare has embellished the theme with a reference to the hot springs of Bath , whither he hied " a sad ...
The last two sonnets in the collection are versions of a Greek epigram by Marianus , of which no English translation existed . Shakespeare has embellished the theme with a reference to the hot springs of Bath , whither he hied " a sad ...
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It is so obvious that a man of such limited education and such low moral character as the Stratford player could not , as Ben Jonson affirms in his epigram on " Poet - ape ” , have contributed more than a few " shreds " or " locks of ...
It is so obvious that a man of such limited education and such low moral character as the Stratford player could not , as Ben Jonson affirms in his epigram on " Poet - ape ” , have contributed more than a few " shreds " or " locks of ...
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So far as the evidence of the epigram goes , it supports the contention that Shakspere was not the author of the plays , if , indeed , it applies to him . In the year 1600 Jonson wrote Poetaster and Every Man out of his Humour .
So far as the evidence of the epigram goes , it supports the contention that Shakspere was not the author of the plays , if , indeed , it applies to him . In the year 1600 Jonson wrote Poetaster and Every Man out of his Humour .
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| Titel | Shakespeare: New Views for Old |
| Auteur | Roderick Lewis Eagle |
| Uitgever | Rider, 1943 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Ohio State University |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 30 aug 2018 |
| Lengte | 112 pagina's |
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