The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... : hominem pagina nostra sapit . It is taken from Martial , and had already furnished the ground- Jocno to Every Man in his Humour . " for the adminckle TO THE NO LESS NOBLE BY VIRTUE THAN BLOOD , SEJANUS.] This "Tragedy" was first acted ...
... : hominem pagina nostra sapit . It is taken from Martial , and had already furnished the ground- Jocno to Every Man in his Humour . " for the adminckle TO THE NO LESS NOBLE BY VIRTUE THAN BLOOD , SEJANUS.] This "Tragedy" was first acted ...
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... LESS NOBLE BY VIRTUE THAN BLOOD , ESME LORD AUBIGNY . ' MY LORD , IF ever any ruin were so great as to survive , I think this be one I send you , The Fall of Sejanus . It is a poem , that , if I well remember , in your lordship's sight ...
... LESS NOBLE BY VIRTUE THAN BLOOD , ESME LORD AUBIGNY . ' MY LORD , IF ever any ruin were so great as to survive , I think this be one I send you , The Fall of Sejanus . It is a poem , that , if I well remember , in your lordship's sight ...
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... less pleasing , of mine own , than to defraud so happy a genius of his right by my loathed usurpation . 5 Defraud so happy a genius of his right by my loathed usurpa- tion . ] The genius here alluded to undoubtedly was Shak- Fare you ...
... less pleasing , of mine own , than to defraud so happy a genius of his right by my loathed usurpation . 5 Defraud so happy a genius of his right by my loathed usurpa- tion . ] The genius here alluded to undoubtedly was Shak- Fare you ...
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... less on men's affections , Than doth his father lose . Believe me , I love him ; And chiefly for opposing to Sejanus . * Sil . And I , for gracing his young kinsmen so , * Unkindly to captive his country ? ] i . e . unnaturally ; for ...
... less on men's affections , Than doth his father lose . Believe me , I love him ; And chiefly for opposing to Sejanus . * Sil . And I , for gracing his young kinsmen so , * Unkindly to captive his country ? ] i . e . unnaturally ; for ...
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... less reverend In face , than fame : he could so use his state , Tempering his greatness with his gravity , He was a man , & c . ] Jonson has borrowed the noble cha- racter which Paterculus hath given Cato , and applies it with great ...
... less reverend In face , than fame : he could so use his state , Tempering his greatness with his gravity , He was a man , & c . ] Jonson has borrowed the noble cha- racter which Paterculus hath given Cato , and applies it with great ...
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