Dryden's Heroic PlaysMacmillan, 1981 - 195 من الصفحات |
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... marry Boabdelin , is based on another episode from Cassandra , in which Parisatis saves Lysimachus by agreeing to marry Hephestion ( 11. ii . 221–3 ) ; the self - sacrificing idealism in which Almahide subsequently tries to school ...
... marry Boabdelin , is based on another episode from Cassandra , in which Parisatis saves Lysimachus by agreeing to marry Hephestion ( 11. ii . 221–3 ) ; the self - sacrificing idealism in which Almahide subsequently tries to school ...
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... marry Arviragus ; nevertheless , good humour is immediately restored when she reveals that she is to marry Arviragus not in his own person but in that of his friend and alter ego , Guiderius - who has , conveniently , transferred his ...
... marry Arviragus ; nevertheless , good humour is immediately restored when she reveals that she is to marry Arviragus not in his own person but in that of his friend and alter ego , Guiderius - who has , conveniently , transferred his ...
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... marry Olympia ( p . 49 ) ; but Adallas at first delays fulfilment of his promise ( pp . 51-2 ) , and at length tells Ariobarzanes that he can marry Olympia at once , provided that he is executed the next day ( p . 53 ) . Ariobarzanes ...
... marry Olympia ( p . 49 ) ; but Adallas at first delays fulfilment of his promise ( pp . 51-2 ) , and at length tells Ariobarzanes that he can marry Olympia at once , provided that he is executed the next day ( p . 53 ) . Ariobarzanes ...
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