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Pagina xxii
Shakespeare was beyond doubt indebted , directly or indirectly , to the Menaechmi of Plautus for the general outline of his Errors , and , though in a much less degree , to the same Roman author's Amphitryon .
Shakespeare was beyond doubt indebted , directly or indirectly , to the Menaechmi of Plautus for the general outline of his Errors , and , though in a much less degree , to the same Roman author's Amphitryon .
Pagina xxiv
of Plautus , just as Ralph Roister Doister ( ante 1550 ) is founded , generally , on the Miles Gloriosus ; and that Shakespeare drew upon the “ Historie " for material for his version of The Errors . Further , a prose version was ...
of Plautus , just as Ralph Roister Doister ( ante 1550 ) is founded , generally , on the Miles Gloriosus ; and that Shakespeare drew upon the “ Historie " for material for his version of The Errors . Further , a prose version was ...
Pagina xxix
against Shakespeare's accurate knowledge of Latin and his direct recourse to the text of Plautus is that , assuming the Folio text was printed from Shakespeare's manuscript , as is probable enough , it is difficult to see how these ...
against Shakespeare's accurate knowledge of Latin and his direct recourse to the text of Plautus is that , assuming the Folio text was printed from Shakespeare's manuscript , as is probable enough , it is difficult to see how these ...
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