Shakespeare's Tragedy of Titus Andronicus
Shakespeare's Tragedy of Titus Andronicus
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Give, The early eds. read " have ; " corrected by Steevens.
211. Uncottth, Strange, perplexing. The word is accented on the first syllable here, as ivt R, of L, 1598 and A, Y, L, ii. 6. 6^ the only other instances of it in S. See on 77 above.
214. True-divining, The hyphen was inserted by Theobald.
222. Embrewed, Imbrued, soaked in blood.
223. On a heap. In a heap. Cf. T, of A. iv. 3. lOI : ** When I have laid proud Athens on a heap," etc.
227. A precious ringy etc. ** There is supposed to be a... gem called a carbuncle, which emits not reflected but native light" (Johnson). Steevens quotes the Gesta Romanorum : " He farther beheld and saw a carbuncle in the hall that lighted all the house ; " and Drayton, Muses' Elysium : — " that admired, mighty stone, The carbuncle that /s named, Which from it such a flaming light And radiancy ejecteth, That in the very darkest night The eye to it directeth." Scene III] Notes 173 Tlie carbuncle is mentioned in C. of E. iii. 2. 138, Cor, i. 4. 55, JIam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Give, The early eds. read " have ; " corrected by Steevens.
211. Uncottth, Strange, perplexing. The word is accented on the first syllable here, as ivt R, of L, 1598 and A, Y, L, ii. 6. 6^ the only other instances of it in S. See on 77 above.
214. True-divining, The hyphen was inserted by Theobald.
222. Embrewed, Imbrued, soaked in blood.
223. On a heap. In a heap. Cf. T, of A. iv. 3. lOI : ** When I have laid proud Athens on a heap," etc.
227. A precious ringy etc. ** There is supposed to be a... gem called a carbuncle, which emits not reflected but native light" (Johnson). Steevens quotes the Gesta Romanorum : " He farther beheld and saw a carbuncle in the hall that lighted all the house ; " and Drayton, Muses' Elysium : — " that admired, mighty stone, The carbuncle that /s named, Which from it such a flaming light And radiancy ejecteth, That in the very darkest night The eye to it directeth." Scene III] Notes 173 Tlie carbuncle is mentioned in C. of E. iii. 2. 138, Cor, i. 4. 55, JIam.
What to read after Shakespeare's Tragedy of Titus Andronicus?
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