"A Diamond, Though Set in Horn": Philip Massinger's Attitude to SpectacleInstitut für Anglistik und Amerikanistik, Universität Salzburg, 1984 - Počet stran: 282 |
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... pomp of Tamburlaine and other Renaissance generals are likely , as befits the more complex moral positions of their plays , 10 to be less certain . These points are obvious enough , but are intended to aid an understanding of the ...
... pomp of Tamburlaine and other Renaissance generals are likely , as befits the more complex moral positions of their plays , 10 to be less certain . These points are obvious enough , but are intended to aid an understanding of the ...
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... pomp or record the wonders of the ancient world or the oriental ; nearer home , but colourful still , are interludes like the dancing of ' four Scotch Antics , accordingly habited ' and ' four wild Irish in trowses , long - haired , and ...
... pomp or record the wonders of the ancient world or the oriental ; nearer home , but colourful still , are interludes like the dancing of ' four Scotch Antics , accordingly habited ' and ' four wild Irish in trowses , long - haired , and ...
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... pomp and ' glorious showes of royaltie , rendring it / Both lov'd , and terrible ' ( II.i.76-8 ) demanded by his followers ; for all will not run smoothly while the court is full of ' projectors ' and the govern- ment employs an equally ...
... pomp and ' glorious showes of royaltie , rendring it / Both lov'd , and terrible ' ( II.i.76-8 ) demanded by his followers ; for all will not run smoothly while the court is full of ' projectors ' and the govern- ment employs an equally ...
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