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Page 124
... myth ) , and one allusion to Priam and the fall of Troy , which indicates direct borrowing from Æn . 2 ( see s . v . Priam ) . In the speeches of Pistol mythological allusion is continual and absurd . Though it is impossible to trace ...
... myth ) , and one allusion to Priam and the fall of Troy , which indicates direct borrowing from Æn . 2 ( see s . v . Priam ) . In the speeches of Pistol mythological allusion is continual and absurd . Though it is impossible to trace ...
Page 127
... mythological allusions , of which none is of much signifi- cance . Cupid appears 3 times ; Diana , Mars , and Saturn once each . The only trace of Ovidian myth is in an allusion to Adonis . There is no instance of nature - myth . Hamlet ...
... mythological allusions , of which none is of much signifi- cance . Cupid appears 3 times ; Diana , Mars , and Saturn once each . The only trace of Ovidian myth is in an allusion to Adonis . There is no instance of nature - myth . Hamlet ...
Page 128
... mythological allusions in Mcb . , and of these all but one are to the more terrible or destructive ele- ments of ancient religion . There is one instance of nature- myth in a mention of Neptune . Neither Ovidian myth nor the Trojan war ...
... mythological allusions in Mcb . , and of these all but one are to the more terrible or destructive ele- ments of ancient religion . There is one instance of nature- myth in a mention of Neptune . Neither Ovidian myth nor the Trojan war ...
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