Shakespeare's Mythological InventionUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1959 - Всего страниц: 582 |
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... authors writing in the vernacular . Seldom is it realized that what often appear to be scraps from vernacular authors are probably images and expressions familiar to any schoolboy in the Renaissance , known from many places besides the ...
... authors writing in the vernacular . Seldom is it realized that what often appear to be scraps from vernacular authors are probably images and expressions familiar to any schoolboy in the Renaissance , known from many places besides the ...
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... authors , that this habit of gathering stores of matter should normally lead to a sharp eye for images and expressions in whatever author one were to read . " Borrowed " imagery and precise " sources " are concepts too narrow to ...
... authors , that this habit of gathering stores of matter should normally lead to a sharp eye for images and expressions in whatever author one were to read . " Borrowed " imagery and precise " sources " are concepts too narrow to ...
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... authors writing on education or the cultivation of virtue will use them . The one apparently strong sign that La Primaudaye may be a source recalled by Shake speare is the agreement of those two authors in joining to the garden ...
... authors writing on education or the cultivation of virtue will use them . The one apparently strong sign that La Primaudaye may be a source recalled by Shake speare is the agreement of those two authors in joining to the garden ...
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