Caesar and Cleopatra: A HistoryPenguin Books, 1950 - 144 Seiten "Caesar and Cleopatra" satirizes Shakespeares use of history and comments wryly on the politics of Shaws own time, but the undertone of melancholy makes it one of his most affecting plays. |
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... Persian , whom , as a foreigner , he con- siders quite capable of cheating him . His subalterns are mostly handsome ... Persian , win- ning the throw , snatches up the stake from the ground . BELZANOR . By Apis , Persian , thy gods are ...
... Persian , whom , as a foreigner , he con- siders quite capable of cheating him . His subalterns are mostly handsome ... Persian , win- ning the throw , snatches up the stake from the ground . BELZANOR . By Apis , Persian , thy gods are ...
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... PERSIAN . Hear more of him , then . This Cæsar is a great lover of women : he makes them his friends and counsellors . BELZANOR . Faugh ! This rule of women will be the ruin of Egypt . THE PERSIAN . Let it rather be the ruin of Rome ...
... PERSIAN . Hear more of him , then . This Cæsar is a great lover of women : he makes them his friends and counsellors . BELZANOR . Faugh ! This rule of women will be the ruin of Egypt . THE PERSIAN . Let it rather be the ruin of Rome ...
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... Persian ] May we believe this , O subtle one ? PERSIAN . Which way come the Romans ? BEL AFFRIS . Over the desert , from the sea , by this very Sphinx . PERSIAN [ to Ftatateeta ] O mother of guile ! O aspic's tongue ! You have made up ...
... Persian ] May we believe this , O subtle one ? PERSIAN . Which way come the Romans ? BEL AFFRIS . Over the desert , from the sea , by this very Sphinx . PERSIAN [ to Ftatateeta ] O mother of guile ! O aspic's tongue ! You have made up ...
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PROLOGUE | 7 |
AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE PROLOGUE | 13 |
CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA | 25 |
Urheberrecht | |
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