Tragedy of Julius Caesar
Tragedy of Julius Caesar
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II fol.
3. Forth of doors. Cf. Temp. v. I. 160: "thrust forth of Milan;" 3 Hen. VI. ii. 2. 157 : " forth of France," etc. Gr. 156.
9. Answer every man directly. See on i. 1. 12 above.
12. You were best. Originally \\ieyoii was dative {to you it were best), but it came to be regarded as a nominative. Hence we find in S. " I were better" (2 Hen. IV. i. 2. 245), " I were best" (i Hen. VI. v. 3. 82), " She were better" ( T. N. i. 2. 27), " Thou'rt best" {Temp. i. 2. 366), etc.
See Gr. 230, 352, ...and cf. 190. For a similar change in an old idiom, see M.of V. p. 134, note on If it please you.
15. Bear me a bang. Get a blow from me. See on i. 2. 256 above.
27. My name is Cinna. Helvius Cinna. The conspirator was Cor- nelius Cinna.
ACT IV, SCEiXE /. 167 34. Turn him going. Send him packing. Cf. A, K. Z. ill. i. 38: "Do this expediently, and turn him going." r^^ r ..
36. To Brutus\ to Cassius\ That is, to Brutus's house, etc. The folio prints: **to Brutus, io Cassitis^hxxrvit all. Some to Decius House, ami some to Caska'^ ; some to Ligarius: Away, go." Note also the repeat- ed ** Casari' in the extract from the folio, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5.
II fol.
3. Forth of doors. Cf. Temp. v. I. 160: "thrust forth of Milan;" 3 Hen. VI. ii. 2. 157 : " forth of France," etc. Gr. 156.
9. Answer every man directly. See on i. 1. 12 above.
12. You were best. Originally \\ieyoii was dative {to you it were best), but it came to be regarded as a nominative. Hence we find in S. " I were better" (2 Hen. IV. i. 2. 245), " I were best" (i Hen. VI. v. 3. 82), " She were better" ( T. N. i. 2. 27), " Thou'rt best" {Temp. i. 2. 366), etc.
See Gr. 230, 352, ...and cf. 190. For a similar change in an old idiom, see M.of V. p. 134, note on If it please you.
15. Bear me a bang. Get a blow from me. See on i. 2. 256 above.
27. My name is Cinna. Helvius Cinna. The conspirator was Cor- nelius Cinna.
ACT IV, SCEiXE /. 167 34. Turn him going. Send him packing. Cf. A, K. Z. ill. i. 38: "Do this expediently, and turn him going." r^^ r ..
36. To Brutus\ to Cassius\ That is, to Brutus's house, etc. The folio prints: **to Brutus, io Cassitis^hxxrvit all. Some to Decius House, ami some to Caska'^ ; some to Ligarius: Away, go." Note also the repeat- ed ** Casari' in the extract from the folio, p.
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