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... Caxton . The Myrmidons are mentioned in the nonsense of the clown , Feste , in Tw . 2. 3. 29. The name occurs in Caxton and Homer . Acteon . - Wiv . 2. 1. 122 ; 3. 2. 44 ; Tw . I. 1. 22 ; Tit . 2. 3. 63 , 70-71 . The story of Actæon is ...
... Caxton . The Myrmidons are mentioned in the nonsense of the clown , Feste , in Tw . 2. 3. 29. The name occurs in Caxton and Homer . Acteon . - Wiv . 2. 1. 122 ; 3. 2. 44 ; Tw . I. 1. 22 ; Tit . 2. 3. 63 , 70-71 . The story of Actæon is ...
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... Caxton , p . 315 ff . , and in Spenser , F. Q. 4. I. 23. In Hml . 4. 7. 88 a good horseman is compared to a Centaur , tacito nomine . ( Cf. Jonson , Underwoods 71. ) The ' dreadful Sagittary ' of Troil . 5. 5. 14 is a Centaur who , as ...
... Caxton , p . 315 ff . , and in Spenser , F. Q. 4. I. 23. In Hml . 4. 7. 88 a good horseman is compared to a Centaur , tacito nomine . ( Cf. Jonson , Underwoods 71. ) The ' dreadful Sagittary ' of Troil . 5. 5. 14 is a Centaur who , as ...
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... Caxton . One passage alone deserves par- ticular attention . In 2. 2. IIO Cassandra says : Our firebrand brother , Paris , burns us all , alluding to the fact that Hecuba , when big with Paris , dreamed she was delivered of a firebrand ...
... Caxton . One passage alone deserves par- ticular attention . In 2. 2. IIO Cassandra says : Our firebrand brother , Paris , burns us all , alluding to the fact that Hecuba , when big with Paris , dreamed she was delivered of a firebrand ...
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