The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējums |
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I have added the cognomen or pronomen to many of the characters , as a necessary help for the English reader , since Jonson , without noticing the circumstance , sometimes uses the one , and sometimes the other , as suits the ...
I have added the cognomen or pronomen to many of the characters , as a necessary help for the English reader , since Jonson , without noticing the circumstance , sometimes uses the one , and sometimes the other , as suits the ...
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Jonson has borrowed the noble character which Paterculus hath given Cato , and applies it with great propriety to Germanicus . Homo virtuti simillimus , et per omnia ingenio diis quam hominibus propior , 1.
Jonson has borrowed the noble character which Paterculus hath given Cato , and applies it with great propriety to Germanicus . Homo virtuti simillimus , et per omnia ingenio diis quam hominibus propior , 1.
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ness ; I thought once To have paralleld him with great Alexander : ] This observation comes with great decorum of character from the mouth of Cor . dus : but Tacitus , from whom it is taken , assigns no particular person as the author ...
ness ; I thought once To have paralleld him with great Alexander : ] This observation comes with great decorum of character from the mouth of Cor . dus : but Tacitus , from whom it is taken , assigns no particular person as the author ...
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Come with my wish ! What news from Agrippina's ? Pos . Faith none . They all lock up themselves a'late , Or talk in character ; I have not seen A company so changed . Except they had Intelligence by augury of our practice . Sej .
Come with my wish ! What news from Agrippina's ? Pos . Faith none . They all lock up themselves a'late , Or talk in character ; I have not seen A company so changed . Except they had Intelligence by augury of our practice . Sej .
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Our mother , great Augusta , ' s struck with time , Our self imprest with aged characters , Drusus is gone , his children young and babes ; Our aims must now reflect on those that may Give timely succour to these present ills , And are ...
Our mother , great Augusta , ' s struck with time , Our self imprest with aged characters , Drusus is gone , his children young and babes ; Our aims must now reflect on those that may Give timely succour to these present ills , And are ...
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appear Avoc bear believe better bring brought Cæsar cause character Cler comes Corb Corv court Daup Dauphine doth Drusus ears Enter Exeunt Exit eyes face faith fathers favours fear follow fortune friends gentlemen give gods hand hath head hear Hist hold honour hope I'll Italy Jonson knight La-F lady learned leave less live look lord madam marry master means mistress Mosca nature never observes once person play poet poor pray present SCENE seems Sejanus senate servants silence sir John speak stand sure Tacit taken tell thee thing thou thought True trust turn unto Upton Volp Volpone WHAL wife woman write