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The conjunction is associated with the Gnostic concept of dualism ' , of good and
evil , of God and the Devil , and of the dual human and divine natures of Christ .
This line of inquiry may be relevant to a play about a man who became a god .
The conjunction is associated with the Gnostic concept of dualism ' , of good and
evil , of God and the Devil , and of the dual human and divine natures of Christ .
This line of inquiry may be relevant to a play about a man who became a god .
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But the playwright invents a third offer , which concords with Luke ' s ( 4 : 1 - 13 )
version of the temptation of Christ by the devil . 52 Shakespeare also substitutes
a ' coronet ' for the ' crowne ' or ' Daideame ' which Plutarch describes : ' yet ...
But the playwright invents a third offer , which concords with Luke ' s ( 4 : 1 - 13 )
version of the temptation of Christ by the devil . 52 Shakespeare also substitutes
a ' coronet ' for the ' crowne ' or ' Daideame ' which Plutarch describes : ' yet ...
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What sort of conduct is it to go from the assembly of God ( church ) to the
assembly of the devil ( theatre ) ? from sky to stye , as the proverb has it ? those
hands you have uplifted to God , to tire them out clapping an actor ? with those
lips , with ...
What sort of conduct is it to go from the assembly of God ( church ) to the
assembly of the devil ( theatre ) ? from sky to stye , as the proverb has it ? those
hands you have uplifted to God , to tire them out clapping an actor ? with those
lips , with ...
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Contents
Building Shakespeares Globe | 3 |
Julius Caesar and the Elizabethan calendar controversy | 17 |
Calendrical markers in Julius Caesar | 31 |
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| Title | Shakespeare's Mystery Play: The Opening of the Globe Theatre 1599 |
| Author | Stephen T. Sohmer |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Manchester University Press, 1999 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 27 May 2008 |
| ISBN | 071905544X, 9780719055447 |
| Length | 292 pages |
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