The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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6.–10. rezultāts no 82.
51. lappuse
... thee , our dear Sejanus ; Thy thoughts are ours , in all , and we but proved Their voice , in our designs , which by assenting Hath more confirm'd us , than if heart'ning Jove Had , from his hundred statues , bid us strike , And at the ...
... thee , our dear Sejanus ; Thy thoughts are ours , in all , and we but proved Their voice , in our designs , which by assenting Hath more confirm'd us , than if heart'ning Jove Had , from his hundred statues , bid us strike , And at the ...
63. lappuse
... thee . Lic . Room for Cæsar . Arr . Is he come too ! nay then expect a trick . Sab . Silius accused ! sure he will answer nobly . Enter TIBERIUS attended . Tib . We stand amazed , fathers , to behold This general dejection . Wherefore ...
... thee . Lic . Room for Cæsar . Arr . Is he come too ! nay then expect a trick . Sab . Silius accused ! sure he will answer nobly . Enter TIBERIUS attended . Tib . We stand amazed , fathers , to behold This general dejection . Wherefore ...
68. lappuse
... thee and thy modesty , Thy wisdom and thy innocence ! Arr . Where is't ? [ Aside . The prayer is made before the subject . [ Aside . Senators . Guard His meekness , Jove , his piety , his care , His bounty- Arr . And his subtilty , I'll ...
... thee and thy modesty , Thy wisdom and thy innocence ! Arr . Where is't ? [ Aside . The prayer is made before the subject . [ Aside . Senators . Guard His meekness , Jove , his piety , his care , His bounty- Arr . And his subtilty , I'll ...
69. lappuse
... thee , with what impotence Wilt thou endure the matter to be search'd ? Sil . I tell thee , Afer , with more scorn than fear : Employ your mercenary tongue and art . Where's my accuser ? Var . Here . Arr . Varro , the consul ! Is he ...
... thee , with what impotence Wilt thou endure the matter to be search'd ? Sil . I tell thee , Afer , with more scorn than fear : Employ your mercenary tongue and art . Where's my accuser ? Var . Here . Arr . Varro , the consul ! Is he ...
70. lappuse
... thee , Silius , speak so still and often . Var . If I not prove it , Cæsar , but unjustly Have called him into trial ; here I bind Myself to suffer , what I claim against him ; And yield to have what I have spoke , confirm'd By judgment ...
... thee , Silius , speak so still and often . Var . If I not prove it , Cæsar , but unjustly Have called him into trial ; here I bind Myself to suffer , what I claim against him ; And yield to have what I have spoke , confirm'd By judgment ...
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