The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volume 16J. Nichols and Son, 1813 |
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Pagina 309
... Cato , was married vnto thee , not to be thy beddefellowe and companion in bedde and at borde onelie , like a harlot ; but to be partaker also with thee , of thy good and euill fortune . Nowe for thyselfe , I can finde no cause of ...
... Cato , was married vnto thee , not to be thy beddefellowe and companion in bedde and at borde onelie , like a harlot ; but to be partaker also with thee , of thy good and euill fortune . Nowe for thyselfe , I can finde no cause of ...
Pagina 311
... Cato's daughter , and F'm Brutus ' wife . " MALONE . * A woman well - reputed ; Cato's daughter . ] By the expression well - reputed , she refers to the estimation in which she was held , as being the wife of Brutus ; whilst the ...
... Cato's daughter , and F'm Brutus ' wife . " MALONE . * A woman well - reputed ; Cato's daughter . ] By the expression well - reputed , she refers to the estimation in which she was held , as being the wife of Brutus ; whilst the ...
Pagina 382
... , however , was Marcus Phaonius , who had been a friend and follower of Cato ; not a poet , but one who assumed the character of a cynick philosopher . STEEVENS . 5 Love , and be friends , as two such 382 ACT IV . JULIUS CESAR .
... , however , was Marcus Phaonius , who had been a friend and follower of Cato ; not a poet , but one who assumed the character of a cynick philosopher . STEEVENS . 5 Love , and be friends , as two such 382 ACT IV . JULIUS CESAR .
Pagina 402
... Cato for killing of him selfe , as being no lawfall nor godly acte , touching the gods , nor concerning men , valiant ; not to giue place and yeld to diuine prouidence , and not constantly and paciently to take whatsoever it pleaseth ...
... Cato for killing of him selfe , as being no lawfall nor godly acte , touching the gods , nor concerning men , valiant ; not to giue place and yeld to diuine prouidence , and not constantly and paciently to take whatsoever it pleaseth ...
Pagina 403
... Cato for the death Which he did give himself : -I know not how , But I do find it cowardly and vile , For fear of what might fall , so to prevent 8 The time of life : -arming myself with patience , " with my fortune . For , I gaue vp my ...
... Cato for the death Which he did give himself : -I know not how , But I do find it cowardly and vile , For fear of what might fall , so to prevent 8 The time of life : -arming myself with patience , " with my fortune . For , I gaue vp my ...
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