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Pagina xxx
The scene of the Menaechmi is laid at Epidamnus in the English version Epidamnum , and in the Folio Epidamium ) . The Menaechmi , distinguished in Warner's version as “ Menechmus the Traveller , " originally called " Sosicles ...
The scene of the Menaechmi is laid at Epidamnus in the English version Epidamnum , and in the Folio Epidamium ) . The Menaechmi , distinguished in Warner's version as “ Menechmus the Traveller , " originally called " Sosicles ...
Pagina xxxix
English scenes and allusions to English contemporary life in ostensibly foreign situations were merely part of the stage conventions of the time . This is evident from the most casual reading of the play . The introductory story of old ...
English scenes and allusions to English contemporary life in ostensibly foreign situations were merely part of the stage conventions of the time . This is evident from the most casual reading of the play . The introductory story of old ...
Pagina xl
Commercial relations were broken off between England and the latter country , and all English ships and traders in the ports of Spain and Flanders were arrested . “ The breach with Spain and interruption of the Netherlands trade led to ...
Commercial relations were broken off between England and the latter country , and all English ships and traders in the ports of Spain and Flanders were arrested . “ The breach with Spain and interruption of the Netherlands trade led to ...
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