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... Plutarch's Life of Antony , which he read in North's English translation of Amyot's French trans- lation of the Greek original . Yet where Plutarch could only see a bad woman , he discovered and brought to life - the eternal life of art ...
... Plutarch's Life of Antony , which he read in North's English translation of Amyot's French trans- lation of the Greek original . Yet where Plutarch could only see a bad woman , he discovered and brought to life - the eternal life of art ...
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... Plutarch any more intractable when he quarried in it for the making of this play than he had done at the making of Julius Caesar . Never was his invention more fertile : and if his source offered anything ' un- dramatic ' he either ...
... Plutarch any more intractable when he quarried in it for the making of this play than he had done at the making of Julius Caesar . Never was his invention more fertile : and if his source offered anything ' un- dramatic ' he either ...
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... Plutarch , who concludes his account of Caesar's visit : ' and so he took his leave of her , supposing he had ... Plutarch , p . 226. Stahr , whose essay on Cleopatra is based on Plutarch and only mentions Shakespeare's play once ...
... Plutarch , who concludes his account of Caesar's visit : ' and so he took his leave of her , supposing he had ... Plutarch , p . 226. Stahr , whose essay on Cleopatra is based on Plutarch and only mentions Shakespeare's play once ...
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CLEOPATRA FRONTISPIECE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY | xxxvii |
THE COPY FOR THE TEXT OF 1623 | 124 |
Urheberrecht | |
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