The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... hold upon me , Your Lordship's most faithful honourer , See Epig . 127 . BEN . JONSON . -suffered no less violence from our people , & c . ] The op- position made to Sejanus ( of which Jonson here puts his patron in mind ) is noticed in ...
... hold upon me , Your Lordship's most faithful honourer , See Epig . 127 . BEN . JONSON . -suffered no less violence from our people , & c . ] The op- position made to Sejanus ( of which Jonson here puts his patron in mind ) is noticed in ...
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... hold upon the means ; Do but observe his humour , and - believe it— He is the noblest Roman , where he takes- t Lege Terentii defensionem . Tacit . Ann . Lib . vi . p . 102 . Enter SEJANUS . Here comes his lordship . Sej . 26 SEJANUS .
... hold upon the means ; Do but observe his humour , and - believe it— He is the noblest Roman , where he takes- t Lege Terentii defensionem . Tacit . Ann . Lib . vi . p . 102 . Enter SEJANUS . Here comes his lordship . Sej . 26 SEJANUS .
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... hold The heart of such a person , made her captive , As you have his : who , to endear him more In your clear eye , hath put away his wife , ' The trouble of his bed , and your delights , Fair Apicata , and made spacious room To your ...
... hold The heart of such a person , made her captive , As you have his : who , to endear him more In your clear eye , hath put away his wife , ' The trouble of his bed , and your delights , Fair Apicata , and made spacious room To your ...
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... hold [ Aside . Your patience , fathers , with long answer ; but Shall still contend to be what you desire , And work to satisfy so great a hope . Proceed to your affairs . Arr . Now , Silius , guard thee ; The curtain's drawing . Afer ...
... hold [ Aside . Your patience , fathers , with long answer ; but Shall still contend to be what you desire , And work to satisfy so great a hope . Proceed to your affairs . Arr . Now , Silius , guard thee ; The curtain's drawing . Afer ...
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... holds . This is most strangely invective , Most full of spite , and insolent upbraiding . Nor is't the time alone is here disprised , But the whole man of time , yea , Cæsar's self Brought in disvalue ; and he aimed at most , By oblique ...
... holds . This is most strangely invective , Most full of spite , and insolent upbraiding . Nor is't the time alone is here disprised , But the whole man of time , yea , Cæsar's self Brought in disvalue ; and he aimed at most , By oblique ...
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