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Page xxix
... allusion to the success of the children's companies during the winter of 1600-1601 particularly . In the year 1600 the Chapel Children had been playing Jonson's Cynthia's Revels at the Blackfriars , hence the hint that the adult players ...
... allusion to the success of the children's companies during the winter of 1600-1601 particularly . In the year 1600 the Chapel Children had been playing Jonson's Cynthia's Revels at the Blackfriars , hence the hint that the adult players ...
Page xxx
... allusions , and names taken from Poetaster , we are certain that both plays were on the boards sometime before November , 1601 . Satiromastix , then , was being acted before November : but it must have been largely composed after the ...
... allusions , and names taken from Poetaster , we are certain that both plays were on the boards sometime before November , 1601 . Satiromastix , then , was being acted before November : but it must have been largely composed after the ...
Page xxxii
... allusion to the Jews and con- tributed what was , considering his purpose , an excellent touch in the allusion to Mæcenas . This scene is as far from mere translation as Gifford could wish , one would think . Lines 74 b - 78 of the ...
... allusion to the Jews and con- tributed what was , considering his purpose , an excellent touch in the allusion to Mæcenas . This scene is as far from mere translation as Gifford could wish , one would think . Lines 74 b - 78 of the ...
Page xxxvii
... allusions and names scattered through the play , is drawn from Horace , Sat. 1. 10. 76–91 . A. D. 72. This , as ... allusion Schelling says ( ed . Timber 99 ) : ' I cannot identify this passage in Plautus , Terence , Menander , or ...
... allusions and names scattered through the play , is drawn from Horace , Sat. 1. 10. 76–91 . A. D. 72. This , as ... allusion Schelling says ( ed . Timber 99 ) : ' I cannot identify this passage in Plautus , Terence , Menander , or ...
Page xxxix
... allusions of the Augustan satirist , or as the fop- pish and bombastic poet - ape under whose fantastic form the testy Elizabethan satirist chooses to introduce his not insig- nificant nor highly malicious fellow - dramatist Marston ...
... allusions of the Augustan satirist , or as the fop- pish and bombastic poet - ape under whose fantastic form the testy Elizabethan satirist chooses to introduce his not insig- nificant nor highly malicious fellow - dramatist Marston ...
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