Troilus And Cressida
Troilus And Cressida
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equals not one of yours," etc.
109. Ilion, The Greek form of the word, used interchangeably with the Latin Ilium.
no. Our firebrand brother, Hecuba before the birth of Paris dreamed that she should be delivered of a burning torch. Cf.
Virgil, jEneid, x. 705 : — '* una quem nocte Theano In lucem genitori Amyco dedit, et face praegnans Cisseis regina Parim." 116. Discourse of reason, Cf. Ham, \, 2, 150 : "that wants dis- course of reason" (see Id, iv. 4. 36), and 0th, iv. 2. 153 : "dis- course of... thought." Discourse formerly meant the logical process of reasoning.
117. Bad success, A bad issue. See on i. 3. 340 above.
121. Nor once deject the courage, etc. That is, lower or depress it. Elsewhere S. uses only the participle dejected, or the contrac- tion deject (as in 50 above and Ham, iii. i. 163).
123. Distaste, Spoil the taste or quality of. In 66 above it is = disrelish, dislike ; and in iv. 4. 48, if we adopt the folio distctsting, it is intransitive and = to be distasteful (cf. 0th, iii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
equals not one of yours," etc.
109. Ilion, The Greek form of the word, used interchangeably with the Latin Ilium.
no. Our firebrand brother, Hecuba before the birth of Paris dreamed that she should be delivered of a burning torch. Cf.
Virgil, jEneid, x. 705 : — '* una quem nocte Theano In lucem genitori Amyco dedit, et face praegnans Cisseis regina Parim." 116. Discourse of reason, Cf. Ham, \, 2, 150 : "that wants dis- course of reason" (see Id, iv. 4. 36), and 0th, iv. 2. 153 : "dis- course of... thought." Discourse formerly meant the logical process of reasoning.
117. Bad success, A bad issue. See on i. 3. 340 above.
121. Nor once deject the courage, etc. That is, lower or depress it. Elsewhere S. uses only the participle dejected, or the contrac- tion deject (as in 50 above and Ham, iii. i. 163).
123. Distaste, Spoil the taste or quality of. In 66 above it is = disrelish, dislike ; and in iv. 4. 48, if we adopt the folio distctsting, it is intransitive and = to be distasteful (cf. 0th, iii.
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