The Works of Shakespeare ..., Volume 37Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1901 |
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Page 56
... probably read the story in Golding's Ovid ( Met . ii . 1-324 ) , trans . 1565. Phaethon was son of Phoebus and Clymene , whose proper husband was Merops ; but Prof. Herford is probably right in pronouncing Johnson's sugges- tion , that ...
... probably read the story in Golding's Ovid ( Met . ii . 1-324 ) , trans . 1565. Phaethon was son of Phoebus and Clymene , whose proper husband was Merops ; but Prof. Herford is probably right in pronouncing Johnson's sugges- tion , that ...
Page 62
... probably meant : he is the Melitæus , or Maltese lap - dog , spoken of by Harrison ( Description of Eng- land ) , and Lyly ( Euphues , II . 189 ) , and the quality alleged by Dr. Caius , be- yond that of being " meet playfellows for ...
... probably meant : he is the Melitæus , or Maltese lap - dog , spoken of by Harrison ( Description of Eng- land ) , and Lyly ( Euphues , II . 189 ) , and the quality alleged by Dr. Caius , be- yond that of being " meet playfellows for ...
Page 84
... Probably a mere inver- sion of " holidam ( holy dame - i.e . our Lady ) , which is found , Taming , v . ii . 99. - Minsheu , however , Dictionary , 1617 , derived it from Saxon halig , holy , and " dome , dominium aut judicium ( Malone ) ...
... Probably a mere inver- sion of " holidam ( holy dame - i.e . our Lady ) , which is found , Taming , v . ii . 99. - Minsheu , however , Dictionary , 1617 , derived it from Saxon halig , holy , and " dome , dominium aut judicium ( Malone ) ...
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