The Spanish Tragedy—Now in Five Acts!
B Vickers - Notes and Queries, 2023 - academic.oup.com
The 1592 quarto of The Spanish Tragedy (STC 15086) has an unusual, indeed unique
feature, being the only play from the public theatres between 1578 and 1642 to be divided …
feature, being the only play from the public theatres between 1578 and 1642 to be divided …
Repeated Phrases and Early Modern Authorship: Arden of Faversham as a Case Study
D Freebury-Jones - ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles …, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
Scholars working in early modern authorship attribution studies have long recognized that
dramatists repeated themselves and that phrasal repetitions in plays of the period can …
dramatists repeated themselves and that phrasal repetitions in plays of the period can …
Thomas Kyd's Verbal Borrowing from Tito Vespasiano Strozzi in The Spanish Tragedy
E Stelzer - Notes and Queries - academic.oup.com
In Clara Calvo and Jesús Tronch's translation:'He who lies on the ground has no place to fall
from. In me, Fortune has exhausted her power to harm; nothing remains that can injure me …
from. In me, Fortune has exhausted her power to harm; nothing remains that can injure me …
[引用][C] Shakespeare's borrowed feathers: How early modern playwrights shaped the world's greatest writer
D Freebury-Jones - 2024 - Manchester University Press