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... Caxton in my notes . The account of the Trojan council ( 2. 2 ) , for instance , goes back to Dares ; so too does ... Caxton's Recuyell as the particular authority consulted rests mainly on the evidence of the Prologue ( see note on its ...
... Caxton in my notes . The account of the Trojan council ( 2. 2 ) , for instance , goes back to Dares ; so too does ... Caxton's Recuyell as the particular authority consulted rests mainly on the evidence of the Prologue ( see note on its ...
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... Caxton's second battle ) is delayed so as to provide ( as in Homer ) the motive for Achilles ' participation in the grand finale ; that Achilles ' falling in love with Polyxena ( which occurred on the anniversary of Hector's death ...
... Caxton's second battle ) is delayed so as to provide ( as in Homer ) the motive for Achilles ' participation in the grand finale ; that Achilles ' falling in love with Polyxena ( which occurred on the anniversary of Hector's death ...
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... Caxton describes Nestor as having been with Hercules when he attacked Troy in revenge for Lao- medon's hostility to Jason . Laomedon did ' marvels of arms ' ( pp . 349-50 ) in defending the city but was slain by Hercules . Lydgate ( 1 ...
... Caxton describes Nestor as having been with Hercules when he attacked Troy in revenge for Lao- medon's hostility to Jason . Laomedon did ' marvels of arms ' ( pp . 349-50 ) in defending the city but was slain by Hercules . Lydgate ( 1 ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY | xlvii |
TO THE READER | lvi |
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