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B. McDanlel in Mod- ern Language Notes, xxviii, 158, 159.
THE HEIGHT OF TRAGEDY «7 subject, not from the classical authorities but from that old and favourite quarry of the dramatists, Painter's Palace of Pleasure, the atmosphere is as romantic as the substance is pseudo-his- torical. None the less Marston's Tragedy of Sophonisba is a fine play of its type and worthy of more praise than it usually re- ceives. It may be worth while to note that Casar, Sejanus, Sophonisba and Hej^wood's Lucrece, ...all were on the stage within a period of two years; wdiile, in 1603, likewise had ap- peared in print Dr. Matthew Gwinne's Nero Tragoedia Nova collecta a Tacito, Suetonio, Dlone, Seneca, a Latin college drama of no small merit. In fact it might be interesting to know more concerning Jonson's relations to the Latin college drama of his time, for Jonson was learned not only in the ancients but in their modern Latin imitators and commentators. Gwinne's tragedj^ is only one of several Neros, Pompeys, Cixsars Snd other academic plaj^s of the period, Latin and English.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. McDanlel in Mod- ern Language Notes, xxviii, 158, 159.
THE HEIGHT OF TRAGEDY «7 subject, not from the classical authorities but from that old and favourite quarry of the dramatists, Painter's Palace of Pleasure, the atmosphere is as romantic as the substance is pseudo-his- torical. None the less Marston's Tragedy of Sophonisba is a fine play of its type and worthy of more praise than it usually re- ceives. It may be worth while to note that Casar, Sejanus, Sophonisba and Hej^wood's Lucrece, ...all were on the stage within a period of two years; wdiile, in 1603, likewise had ap- peared in print Dr. Matthew Gwinne's Nero Tragoedia Nova collecta a Tacito, Suetonio, Dlone, Seneca, a Latin college drama of no small merit. In fact it might be interesting to know more concerning Jonson's relations to the Latin college drama of his time, for Jonson was learned not only in the ancients but in their modern Latin imitators and commentators. Gwinne's tragedj^ is only one of several Neros, Pompeys, Cixsars Snd other academic plaj^s of the period, Latin and English.
What to read after English Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felix Emmanuel Schelling to read onlineMoreLess
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