Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 |
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... JULIUS CAESAR . BRUTUS Cor- roborates his innate averfion to kings , im- proved from the patriotic violence of a prede- ceffor kinfman , by the enfuing enlargement on CÆSAR's principles . " He would be crown'd . " How that would change ...
... JULIUS CAESAR . BRUTUS Cor- roborates his innate averfion to kings , im- proved from the patriotic violence of a prede- ceffor kinfman , by the enfuing enlargement on CÆSAR's principles . " He would be crown'd . " How that would change ...
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... Julius Cæfar . CASAR , addreffing himfeif to ANTONY , fpeaks of CASSIUS . " Let me have men about me that are fat ... CESAR - he's not dangerous ; " He is a noble Roman , and well given . CÆSAR . " Would he were fatter ! but I fear him ...
... Julius Cæfar . CASAR , addreffing himfeif to ANTONY , fpeaks of CASSIUS . " Let me have men about me that are fat ... CESAR - he's not dangerous ; " He is a noble Roman , and well given . CÆSAR . " Would he were fatter ! but I fear him ...
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... JULIUS CÆSAR was a favorite fubject with the flattery of the AUGUSTAN age , appears from the extravagant zeal , with which the most elegant claffics have recorded the fiction . Our poet has done honor to it in his ninth eclogue , where ...
... JULIUS CÆSAR was a favorite fubject with the flattery of the AUGUSTAN age , appears from the extravagant zeal , with which the most elegant claffics have recorded the fiction . Our poet has done honor to it in his ninth eclogue , where ...
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