The Works of Shakespear: In Eight Volumes, Volume 6AMS Press, 1968 |
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... gods , - - ] We are not to understand by this the Gods in general , who are beneficent and kind to men ; but that particular fpecies of them called by the ancients Dii hofpitales , kind Gods . So Plautus in Panulo , Deum hofpitalem ac ...
... gods , - - ] We are not to understand by this the Gods in general , who are beneficent and kind to men ; but that particular fpecies of them called by the ancients Dii hofpitales , kind Gods . So Plautus in Panulo , Deum hofpitalem ac ...
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... God's fpies . And we'll wear out , " In a wall'd prifon , packs and fects of Great ones , " That ebb and flow by th ' moon . " Edm . Take them away . Lear . " Upon fuch facrifices ... Gods themselves throw incenfe . " Have I King LEAR . 131.
... God's fpies . And we'll wear out , " In a wall'd prifon , packs and fects of Great ones , " That ebb and flow by th ' moon . " Edm . Take them away . Lear . " Upon fuch facrifices ... Gods themselves throw incenfe . " Have I King LEAR . 131.
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... Gods , As thieves to keepers . Flav . Stay not , all's in vain . 3 Allow'd with abfolute power , ] This is neither English nor fenfe . We should read , Hallow'd with abfolute power , i.e. Thy perfon fhall be held facred . For abfolute ...
... Gods , As thieves to keepers . Flav . Stay not , all's in vain . 3 Allow'd with abfolute power , ] This is neither English nor fenfe . We should read , Hallow'd with abfolute power , i.e. Thy perfon fhall be held facred . For abfolute ...
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