The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 40at the University Press, 1972 |
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Page xlii
... material , though whether Shakespeare had a first - hand acquaintance with any translation of Homer is questionable , since so much Homeric matter had filtered through Latin authors . Investigation is made the more difficult because so ...
... material , though whether Shakespeare had a first - hand acquaintance with any translation of Homer is questionable , since so much Homeric matter had filtered through Latin authors . Investigation is made the more difficult because so ...
Page xlv
... material is , of course , the more doubtful because his entertainment depended on the audience's recognition that this was the Troy story with a difference ; and their ability to see the difference depended on their starting with a ...
... material is , of course , the more doubtful because his entertainment depended on the audience's recognition that this was the Troy story with a difference ; and their ability to see the difference depended on their starting with a ...
Page 186
... material sense : the distinction is between integrity of mind , which can be preserved , and external beauty , which cannot . 173. truths ( F. ) Q. ' trueth ' . F. is more idiomatic . The plural of abstract nouns was common when ...
... material sense : the distinction is between integrity of mind , which can be preserved , and external beauty , which cannot . 173. truths ( F. ) Q. ' trueth ' . F. is more idiomatic . The plural of abstract nouns was common when ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
THE STAGE HISTORY | xlvii |
TO THE READER | lvi |
Copyright | |
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