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Marlowe's Aeneas claims to have carried Anchises on his back , Iulus in his arms , while leading Creusa by the hand ; Vergil's Aeneas carries only Anchises . As a final touch , Marlowe makes Aeneas leap into the sea in a vain effort to ...
Marlowe's Aeneas claims to have carried Anchises on his back , Iulus in his arms , while leading Creusa by the hand ; Vergil's Aeneas carries only Anchises . As a final touch , Marlowe makes Aeneas leap into the sea in a vain effort to ...
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On the flyleaf , in a hand that does not elsewhere appear , is the note : “ M ' John Oldhams Booke . ” Presumably this is John Oldham , the poet . Equally little is known of the history of the Rosenbach manuscript .
On the flyleaf , in a hand that does not elsewhere appear , is the note : “ M ' John Oldhams Booke . ” Presumably this is John Oldham , the poet . Equally little is known of the history of the Rosenbach manuscript .
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Most of the books ordered burned had been published in 1598 and 1599. The Davies epigrams had probably been going about from hand to hand , either in manuscript or in print , since 1596 or earlier . The date usually accepted is 1596.
Most of the books ordered burned had been published in 1598 and 1599. The Davies epigrams had probably been going about from hand to hand , either in manuscript or in print , since 1596 or earlier . The date usually accepted is 1596.
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