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I head - note ( ii ) . The affixing of scrolls to monuments was an Eliz . practice ; cf. Ado , 5. 3. 9 , Hen . V , 1. 2. 234 . 147. Repair ... porch Clearly the conspirators assemble at the ' porch ' before calling upon Brut . Yet 2 11.
I head - note ( ii ) . The affixing of scrolls to monuments was an Eliz . practice ; cf. Ado , 5. 3. 9 , Hen . V , 1. 2. 234 . 147. Repair ... porch Clearly the conspirators assemble at the ' porch ' before calling upon Brut . Yet 2 11.
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( Sk . 114 ) remarks the wonderful faith and secrecy of the conspirators ' although they had ' never taken oaths together ' . ( See head - note iv . ) Sh . seizes upon this for use in his portrait of Brut . face Almost certainly a ...
( Sk . 114 ) remarks the wonderful faith and secrecy of the conspirators ' although they had ' never taken oaths together ' . ( See head - note iv . ) Sh . seizes upon this for use in his portrait of Brut . face Almost certainly a ...
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Plut . relates that the conspirators in their eagerness to strike at Cæs . so hurt each other that every man of them ' became ' bloodied ' ( head - note vi ad fin . ) . This passage , together with that quoted in note 2. 1.
Plut . relates that the conspirators in their eagerness to strike at Cæs . so hurt each other that every man of them ' became ' bloodied ' ( head - note vi ad fin . ) . This passage , together with that quoted in note 2. 1.
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INTRODUCTION PAGE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY OF JULIUS CÆSAR | xxxiv |
TO THE READER | xlvii |
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