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... Merch . 1. 1. 170-172 ; 3. 2. 244 ; 5. 1. 13 ; H6B 5. 2. 59 . It is worthy of notice that all the allusions to the Argo- nauts in the genuine plays occur in Merch . The winning of the golden fleece is alluded to in the first two ...
... Merch . 1. 1. 170-172 ; 3. 2. 244 ; 5. 1. 13 ; H6B 5. 2. 59 . It is worthy of notice that all the allusions to the Argo- nauts in the genuine plays occur in Merch . The winning of the golden fleece is alluded to in the first two ...
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... Merch , 5. I. 13 we read : In such a night Medea gather'd the enchanted herbs That did renew old son . The mention of Medea after Thisbe and Dido , whose stories are related consecutively in that order in the Legend of Good Women ...
... Merch , 5. I. 13 we read : In such a night Medea gather'd the enchanted herbs That did renew old son . The mention of Medea after Thisbe and Dido , whose stories are related consecutively in that order in the Legend of Good Women ...
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Robert Kilburn Root. Sibyl . — Merch . 1. 2. 116 ; Oth . 3. 4. 70 ; Tit . 4. 1. 105 ; H6A 1. 2 . 56 ; Shr . 1. 2. 70 . The two allusions in the authentic plays lay stress on the Sibyl's age . Portia says in Merch .: ' If I live to be old ...
Robert Kilburn Root. Sibyl . — Merch . 1. 2. 116 ; Oth . 3. 4. 70 ; Tit . 4. 1. 105 ; H6A 1. 2 . 56 ; Shr . 1. 2. 70 . The two allusions in the authentic plays lay stress on the Sibyl's age . Portia says in Merch .: ' If I live to be old ...
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