Catiline: His ConspiracyYale University Press, 1916 - 236 pagine |
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Pagina xv
... Senate , and of a fight , that ever I saw in my life . But the play is only to be read . ' The play was still being revived in 1674 , as the title- page of Q3 shows : ' As it is now Acted by his MAJE- STIE'S Servants . ' John Downes in ...
... Senate , and of a fight , that ever I saw in my life . But the play is only to be read . ' The play was still being revived in 1674 , as the title- page of Q3 shows : ' As it is now Acted by his MAJE- STIE'S Servants . ' John Downes in ...
Pagina xix
... senate ( in act 5 ) at which the conspirators were convicted , which is from the third Catilinarian . However , the character of Cicero is due almost entirely to his self - revelations in his speeches , and the portrait of Catiline ...
... senate ( in act 5 ) at which the conspirators were convicted , which is from the third Catilinarian . However , the character of Cicero is due almost entirely to his self - revelations in his speeches , and the portrait of Catiline ...
Pagina xx
... senate , in Act 4 , taken from the first Catilinarian . Besides this , the following lines are either quoted from Cicero , or suggested by him : From 1 Cat . - 3 . 815-827 ; 4. 653-655 " " 2 Cat . - 5 . 22-50 " " 3 Cat . - 4 . 75-77 ; 5 ...
... senate , in Act 4 , taken from the first Catilinarian . Besides this , the following lines are either quoted from Cicero , or suggested by him : From 1 Cat . - 3 . 815-827 ; 4. 653-655 " " 2 Cat . - 5 . 22-50 " " 3 Cat . - 4 . 75-77 ; 5 ...
Pagina xxi
... senate in Act 5. Every in- cident is reproduced from Cicero's own account in 4 Cat . , but there is practically no out - and - out quotation . Through- out , Jonson treats Sallust much as a modern play- wright would a novel he was ...
... senate in Act 5. Every in- cident is reproduced from Cicero's own account in 4 Cat . , but there is practically no out - and - out quotation . Through- out , Jonson treats Sallust much as a modern play- wright would a novel he was ...
Pagina xxv
... costs of making a name for himself , forced the hand of Catiline . In a fiery speech in the senate he brought to bear all the tricks of his consummate oratory , with the result that Catiline Literary Relationships XXV.
... costs of making a name for himself , forced the hand of Catiline . In a fiery speech in the senate he brought to bear all the tricks of his consummate oratory , with the result that Catiline Literary Relationships XXV.
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