The Tragicall History of Christopher Marlowe, Volume 2Archon Books, 1964 - 432 pagina's |
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Pagina 64
... possible that Henslowe is alluding to Marlowe's Dido . Occasional references to a lost play called Aeneas ' Revenge also suggest a possible model for Marlowe . STAGE HISTORY Dido seems to have been pretty generally recognized as a ...
... possible that Henslowe is alluding to Marlowe's Dido . Occasional references to a lost play called Aeneas ' Revenge also suggest a possible model for Marlowe . STAGE HISTORY Dido seems to have been pretty generally recognized as a ...
Pagina 175
... possible . Its beauty to some degree atoned for the scantiness of Elizabethan staging . It did not have the patent unreality and artificiality of rhyme . Neither did it hamper a swift interchange between characters of line for line , or ...
... possible . Its beauty to some degree atoned for the scantiness of Elizabethan staging . It did not have the patent unreality and artificiality of rhyme . Neither did it hamper a swift interchange between characters of line for line , or ...
Pagina 257
... possible to believe that there was a pre - Shakespearean play , or several of them , on which Shakespeare based his tragedy . It is no longer possible , however , to father the earlier plays on Marlowe . Julius Caesar is , at best , not ...
... possible to believe that there was a pre - Shakespearean play , or several of them , on which Shakespeare based his tragedy . It is no longer possible , however , to father the earlier plays on Marlowe . Julius Caesar is , at best , not ...
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Edward the Second | 3 |
Dido Queen of Carthage | 41 |
The Massacre at Paris | 69 |
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