The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... bring up , and foster these , Than that self - blood ; and by that act confirm Their worths to him , and to posterity . • That communicate our loss . ] Share in our loss , a latinism . WHAL . 7 And raise those suns of joy that should ...
... bring up , and foster these , Than that self - blood ; and by that act confirm Their worths to him , and to posterity . • That communicate our loss . ] Share in our loss , a latinism . WHAL . 7 And raise those suns of joy that should ...
67. lappuse
... bring him off ? Sej . Let Cæsar [ Aside . No more then urge a point so contrary To Cæsar's greatness , the grieved senate's vows , Or Rome's necessity . i ' Gainst which he wears that charm . ] Tonitrua præter modum expavescebat ; et ...
... bring him off ? Sej . Let Cæsar [ Aside . No more then urge a point so contrary To Cæsar's greatness , the grieved senate's vows , Or Rome's necessity . i ' Gainst which he wears that charm . ] Tonitrua præter modum expavescebat ; et ...
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... bring to perfect crown , What we , with so good vultures have begun : Sabinus shall be next . Tib . Rather Arruntius . Sej . By any means , preserve him . His frank tongue Being lent the reins , would take away all thought Of malice ...
... bring to perfect crown , What we , with so good vultures have begun : Sabinus shall be next . Tib . Rather Arruntius . Sej . By any means , preserve him . His frank tongue Being lent the reins , would take away all thought Of malice ...
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... bring him to his words of danger , Reveal yourselves , and take him . Ruf . Is he come ? Lat . I'll now go fetch him . Ops . With good speed . I long [ Exit . To merit from the state in such an action . Ruf . I hope , it will obtain the ...
... bring him to his words of danger , Reveal yourselves , and take him . Ruf . Is he come ? Lat . I'll now go fetch him . Ops . With good speed . I long [ Exit . To merit from the state in such an action . Ruf . I hope , it will obtain the ...
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... strife ; durst fates but bring it forth . * De fastu Sejani leg . Dio . Hist . Rom . Lib . lviii . p . 715 , et Tacit . Ann . Lib . iv . p . 96 . Enter TERENTIUS . Ter . Safety to great Sejanus ! 114 SEJANUS . ACT V. SCENE I. ...
... strife ; durst fates but bring it forth . * De fastu Sejani leg . Dio . Hist . Rom . Lib . lviii . p . 715 , et Tacit . Ann . Lib . iv . p . 96 . Enter TERENTIUS . Ter . Safety to great Sejanus ! 114 SEJANUS . ACT V. SCENE I. ...
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