The Plays of William Shakspeare: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volume 16J. Johnson, 1803 |
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... Cæfar we find a dialogue exactly fimilar : " Caf . No , it is Cafca ; one incorporate " To our attempts . - Am I not ftaid for , Cinna ? " Cin . I am glad on't . " i . e . I am glad that Cafea is incorporate , & c . But he appears to me ...
... Cæfar we find a dialogue exactly fimilar : " Caf . No , it is Cafca ; one incorporate " To our attempts . - Am I not ftaid for , Cinna ? " Cin . I am glad on't . " i . e . I am glad that Cafea is incorporate , & c . But he appears to me ...
Page 75
... Cæfar , A & t V. fc . i . upon a speech from Caffius , Antony only fays - Old Caffius ftill . TYRWHITT . By these ... Cæfar : " for always I am Cæfar . " MALONE . But with them change of honours.5 VOL . To fee CORIOLANUS . 75.
... Cæfar , A & t V. fc . i . upon a speech from Caffius , Antony only fays - Old Caffius ftill . TYRWHITT . By these ... Cæfar : " for always I am Cæfar . " MALONE . But with them change of honours.5 VOL . To fee CORIOLANUS . 75.
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... Cæfar : 66 Cry havock , and let flip the dogs of war . " It seems to have been the fignal for general flaughter , and is expressly forbid in The Ordinances des Battailles , 9 Ř . ii . art . 10 ; With modeft warrant . Sic . Sir , how ...
... Cæfar : 66 Cry havock , and let flip the dogs of war . " It seems to have been the fignal for general flaughter , and is expressly forbid in The Ordinances des Battailles , 9 Ř . ii . art . 10 ; With modeft warrant . Sic . Sir , how ...
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... Cæfar : 66 - when he perceived , the common herd was glad he refus'd the crown , " & c . THEOBALD . Mr. Theobald's conjecture is confirmed by a paffage , in which Coriolanus thus describes the people : 99 " You fhames of Rome ! you herd ...
... Cæfar : 66 - when he perceived , the common herd was glad he refus'd the crown , " & c . THEOBALD . Mr. Theobald's conjecture is confirmed by a paffage , in which Coriolanus thus describes the people : 99 " You fhames of Rome ! you herd ...
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... Cæfar : See Vol . XV . p . 196 , n . 4. So , in Julius " Thy honourable metal may be wrought " From what it is difpos'd [ to ] . " But I rather believe , that our author has adopted the language of the theatre , and that the meaning is ...
... Cæfar : See Vol . XV . p . 196 , n . 4. So , in Julius " Thy honourable metal may be wrought " From what it is difpos'd [ to ] . " But I rather believe , that our author has adopted the language of the theatre , and that the meaning is ...
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