A Probable Italian Source of Shakespeare's "julius Caesar,"
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tu puoi * I., ii. 95- 1 1., ii. 308.
83 A Tiranno servir? tu, che discendi Da colui, che'l leggitimo Signore Tollerar non poteo? questo appreso hai Da quella sacrosanta, e veneranda Maestra della vita, e de' costumi, Per cui seguir gia nell' etade acerba La patria abbandonasti, e la te'n gisti, Ove fiorian tutti i lodati studi, Tutte l'arti gentili, e bei costumi?
Ahi quanto defraudato hai quella speme, Che gia fanciullo ancor di te destasti Nel petto di ciascun, che ti conobbe?
Mai col princip...io il fin s'accorda, o Bruto, Mai risponde alia prima la mezzana Eta: pur sai, ch'in valor dee l'huom sempre Irsi avanzando, qual fiume reale, Che quanto piu dal fonte suo si scosta, Tanto piu cresce, e al mar piu ricco corre.
Destati, e Bruto, destati, e raccendi Quel fuoco, ch'era in te ne' tuoi primi anni; E mostra, ch'al tuo nome corrisponde L'animo, ne dal ceppo tuo traligni." — P. 17.
Here we find many characteristics enumerated, garnered from Plutarch and Appian, which, in addition to those already quoted, could have enabled Shakespeare without Plutarch's scattered hints, to build a considerable part of his character- ization of Brutus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
tu puoi * I., ii. 95- 1 1., ii. 308.
83 A Tiranno servir? tu, che discendi Da colui, che'l leggitimo Signore Tollerar non poteo? questo appreso hai Da quella sacrosanta, e veneranda Maestra della vita, e de' costumi, Per cui seguir gia nell' etade acerba La patria abbandonasti, e la te'n gisti, Ove fiorian tutti i lodati studi, Tutte l'arti gentili, e bei costumi?
Ahi quanto defraudato hai quella speme, Che gia fanciullo ancor di te destasti Nel petto di ciascun, che ti conobbe?
Mai col princip...io il fin s'accorda, o Bruto, Mai risponde alia prima la mezzana Eta: pur sai, ch'in valor dee l'huom sempre Irsi avanzando, qual fiume reale, Che quanto piu dal fonte suo si scosta, Tanto piu cresce, e al mar piu ricco corre.
Destati, e Bruto, destati, e raccendi Quel fuoco, ch'era in te ne' tuoi primi anni; E mostra, ch'al tuo nome corrisponde L'animo, ne dal ceppo tuo traligni." — P. 17.
Here we find many characteristics enumerated, garnered from Plutarch and Appian, which, in addition to those already quoted, could have enabled Shakespeare without Plutarch's scattered hints, to build a considerable part of his character- ization of Brutus.
What to read after A Probable Italian Source of Shakespeare's "julius Caesar,"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Boecker to read onlineMoreLess
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