The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Volume 19Caxton publishing Company, 1910 |
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Page xvii
... Plutarch , and was by him greatly amplified and dig- nified . Wherever Plutarch's " Lives " penetrated , Corio- lanus consequently enjoyed a distinctive repute which his presence in Livy's crowded annals could not offer him . Although ...
... Plutarch , and was by him greatly amplified and dig- nified . Wherever Plutarch's " Lives " penetrated , Corio- lanus consequently enjoyed a distinctive repute which his presence in Livy's crowded annals could not offer him . Although ...
Page xviii
... Plutarch's gallery , and his career claimed the dramatist's undivided energy . In the result , Shake- speare's story presents Plutarch's main facts with al- most documentary accuracy . He amplifies some sub- sidiary details and omits or ...
... Plutarch's gallery , and his career claimed the dramatist's undivided energy . In the result , Shake- speare's story presents Plutarch's main facts with al- most documentary accuracy . He amplifies some sub- sidiary details and omits or ...
Page xxi
... Plutarch's speeches may be fitly gauged by one example . Plutarch assigns to Volumnia this sentence : " So though the end of war be uncertain , yet this , not- withstanding , is most certain that if it be thy chance to conquer , this ...
... Plutarch's speeches may be fitly gauged by one example . Plutarch assigns to Volumnia this sentence : " So though the end of war be uncertain , yet this , not- withstanding , is most certain that if it be thy chance to conquer , this ...
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