The Works of Shakespeare: Titus Andronicus. 1948at the University Press, 1957 |
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... Bounty should have infinity of riches to draw on , for it is Noble Bounty'.2 That , complete to the capital letters , is no doubt how Timon sees himself in the distorting mirror provided by his flatterers , but it is not how the ...
... Bounty should have infinity of riches to draw on , for it is Noble Bounty'.2 That , complete to the capital letters , is no doubt how Timon sees himself in the distorting mirror provided by his flatterers , but it is not how the ...
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... bounty , that makes gods , does still mar men . ( 4. 2. 38-41 ) Shakespeare is here using his gnomic technique with a good deal of subtlety . We are meant to accept what Flavius says , but not to regard him as having adequate insight ...
... bounty , that makes gods , does still mar men . ( 4. 2. 38-41 ) Shakespeare is here using his gnomic technique with a good deal of subtlety . We are meant to accept what Flavius says , but not to regard him as having adequate insight ...
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... bounty ' and ' goodness ' , ' free ' is a word which meets with keen criticism in the course of the play . The words are linked directly in Flavius's gnomic lines which close Act 2 : I would I could not think it . That thought is bounty's ...
... bounty ' and ' goodness ' , ' free ' is a word which meets with keen criticism in the course of the play . The words are linked directly in Flavius's gnomic lines which close Act 2 : I would I could not think it . That thought is bounty's ...
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A MASQUE AT A BANQUET FRONTISPIECE | vii |
THE STAGEHISTORY | xliii |
THE LIFE OF TIMON OF ATHENS I | 1 |
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Alcibiades Antony Apemantus Athenian Bandit beast bounty Caphis cited comma conj Coriolanus debt Delius English Studies Enter TIMON F Enter F Exeunt false false friends feast Flaminius flatterers Flavius Folio fool fortunes friends give gods goes gold hath heart honest honour Jeweller King Lear Lear live Lord Timon lordship Lucian Lucius Lucius's Servant Lucullus master means mistress nature ne'er noble Painter Perh Philotus Phrynia play Plutarch Poet Pope prob prose in F R. H. Tawney Rowe S.D. Camb S.D. F Exit scene Senator sense Servilius Shadwell Shakespeare Sisson speak Steev steward suggests talents Theatre thee Theob There's thine thou art thyself Tilley Timandra Timon of Athens tion Titus usurers usury Varro's Servant Ventidius verse W. W. Greg Warb wert Wilson Knight word