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Page 47
... described in Od . II . 14 seq . ' Never on them does the shining sun look down with his beams . . . . but deadly night is spread abroad over these hapless men . ' But the men are not described as of swart skin . Does Shakespeare confuse ...
... described in Od . II . 14 seq . ' Never on them does the shining sun look down with his beams . . . . but deadly night is spread abroad over these hapless men . ' But the men are not described as of swart skin . Does Shakespeare confuse ...
Page 66
... described in Æn . 6. 637-659 . Most of Shakespeare's references are without significance , Elysium being equiva- lent to Paradise . Of more significance , however , are Troil . , Ant . , and Cymb . In Ant . we read : Stay for me : Where ...
... described in Æn . 6. 637-659 . Most of Shakespeare's references are without significance , Elysium being equiva- lent to Paradise . Of more significance , however , are Troil . , Ant . , and Cymb . In Ant . we read : Stay for me : Where ...
Page 112
... described in Æn . 6. 595-600 and Met . 4. 457. Perhaps they should rather be referred to Prometheus . Two of the speeches are spoken by Pistol . Triton . - Cor . 3. 1. 89 . Coriolanus calls Sicinius a ' Triton of the minnows , ' and a ...
... described in Æn . 6. 595-600 and Met . 4. 457. Perhaps they should rather be referred to Prometheus . Two of the speeches are spoken by Pistol . Triton . - Cor . 3. 1. 89 . Coriolanus calls Sicinius a ' Triton of the minnows , ' and a ...
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