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Greeks by the emphasis he places upon sexual love and the greater swiftness and unity he gives to his action . He selects an event , which is to take place at the end of his play , the death of Pyrrhus or Hippolytus , for instance ...
Greeks by the emphasis he places upon sexual love and the greater swiftness and unity he gives to his action . He selects an event , which is to take place at the end of his play , the death of Pyrrhus or Hippolytus , for instance ...
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His liaisons with two prominent actresses , Du Parc and Champmeslé , may help account for the prominent place he gives to women in his tragedies and the profound knowledge he displays of the psychology of passion .
His liaisons with two prominent actresses , Du Parc and Champmeslé , may help account for the prominent place he gives to women in his tragedies and the profound knowledge he displays of the psychology of passion .
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She had forced Claudius to dismiss Crispinus and Geta who were , she thought , too devoted to Britannicus and put Burrus in their place . 150. The two tutors Burrus and Seneca were , in point of fact , almost " les maîtres de l'état .
She had forced Claudius to dismiss Crispinus and Geta who were , she thought , too devoted to Britannicus and put Burrus in their place . 150. The two tutors Burrus and Seneca were , in point of fact , almost " les maîtres de l'état .
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Andromaque--Britannicus--Phèdre; with an Introduction The modern student's library.French series |
| Autor | Jean Racine |
| Editor | Edmond Albert Méras |
| Editor | C. Scribner's sons, 1934 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 28 Mar 2008 |
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