The Tragicall History of Christopher Marlowe ...Harvard University Press, 1942 |
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Pagina 60
... Aeneas , comes from Vergil . The expansion of the role of Iarbas as a rival to Aeneas is an effort to introduce the ele- ment of conflict essential in drama . In the Aeneid , Iarbas actu- ally appears but once , though he is mentioned ...
... Aeneas , comes from Vergil . The expansion of the role of Iarbas as a rival to Aeneas is an effort to introduce the ele- ment of conflict essential in drama . In the Aeneid , Iarbas actu- ally appears but once , though he is mentioned ...
Pagina 61
... Aeneas in reality and then later in a vision . In the drama he appears first as a vision and later as a reality . Aeneas , influenced by the vision , determines to leave Carthage but is persuaded by Dido to remain . Then Hermes appears ...
... Aeneas in reality and then later in a vision . In the drama he appears first as a vision and later as a reality . Aeneas , influenced by the vision , determines to leave Carthage but is persuaded by Dido to remain . Then Hermes appears ...
Pagina 62
... 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 , Mar- lowe makes Aeneas leap into the sea in a vain effort to save ...
... 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 , Mar- lowe makes Aeneas leap into the sea in a vain effort to save ...
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Dido Queen of Carthage | 41 |
The Massacre at Paris | 69 |
Hero and Leander | 99 |
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