Narrative and Dramatic Sources of Shakespeare: Julius Caesar, Anthony and Cleopatra, Coriolanus. The Roman playsGeoffrey Bullough Columbia University Press, 1964 - 577 |
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Source Plutarchs Lives of the Noble Grecians | 58 |
Source Plutarchs Lives of the Noble Grecians | 136 |
Translation of Analogue From The Roman History | 142 |
Possible Source From The Civil Wars by Appian | 156 |
of Florus translated by E M Bolton 1619 | 160 |
Analogue From The Governour by Sir Thomas | 166 |
Translation of Possible Source From Il Cesare | 174 |
Analogue From Cæsar Interfectus by Richard Eedes | 194 |
Translation of Analogue From The Antiquities of | 331 |
Source From The Civil Wars by Appian of Alexan | 338 |
Garnier translated by Mary Herbert Sidney | 358 |
Coriolanus Introduction | 453 |
Probable Source The Romane Historie of T Livy | 496 |
Source Plutarchs Lives of the Noble Grecians | 505 |
Possible Source From The Roman Histories | 549 |
a From Annales or A Generall Chronicle of England | 559 |
Antony and Cleopatra Introduction | 215 |
Source Plutarchs Lives of the Noble Grecians | 254 |
Probable Source From The Life of Octavius Cæsar | 321 |
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