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Page 90
... definite mythological allusion . Ambrosia is never men- tioned . ་ Nemean Lion . - See Hercules . Nemesis . - H6A 4. 7. 78 . Talbot is called the ' terror and black Nemesis ' of France . The word is used loosely as about equivalent to ...
... definite mythological allusion . Ambrosia is never men- tioned . ་ Nemean Lion . - See Hercules . Nemesis . - H6A 4. 7. 78 . Talbot is called the ' terror and black Nemesis ' of France . The word is used loosely as about equivalent to ...
Page 120
... definite . There is no suggestion of Vergilian influence , though several heroes of the Trojan . war are mentioned incidentally . Eighteen of the mytholog- ical allusions are in speeches of Biron . Comedy of Errors . Though Err . is ...
... definite . There is no suggestion of Vergilian influence , though several heroes of the Trojan . war are mentioned incidentally . Eighteen of the mytholog- ical allusions are in speeches of Biron . Comedy of Errors . Though Err . is ...
Page 121
... definite allusion . The paucity of mytholog- ical allusion in this and the two histories belonging to the same period is to be explained in part at least by the char- acter of their subjects . Among scenes of battle and mur- der the ...
... definite allusion . The paucity of mytholog- ical allusion in this and the two histories belonging to the same period is to be explained in part at least by the char- acter of their subjects . Among scenes of battle and mur- der the ...
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