Literary And Graphical Illustrations of Shakspeare, And the British Drama;
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Act iv., is at Rome j it is then at the camp, near Sardis ; and the whole of Act v. passes in different parts of the Plains of PhiUppi. The action conmiences at the LupercaUa, a frantic festival sacred to Pan, held in honour of C(esar, about the middle of February, in the Year of Rome 710, — Before Christ 40, — ^when the crown was offered him by Antony : Act i. Scene 2. He was slain March I5th in the same year ; and the proscription of the Triumviri, exhibited in Act iv.
Scene 1, really took pl...ace November 27th, Y. R. 711, on a little island formed by the River Rhenus near Bononia. The last defeat of Brutus and Cassius was about the end of October, Y. R. 712.
The first alteration of this piece was acted at Drury-Lane in 1719, and was attributed to Dryden and Sir William Davenant ; but, from the inferiority of the additions, is believed to have been only the i^arked playhouse-copy traditionally ascribed to them. In 1722, Sheffield, Duke of Buckingham, made Julius Oetar into two Tragedies, one terminating with his murder, and the other being called Marcus Brutus : they had a prologue and choruses, two* of the latter being furnished by Pope.
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Act iv., is at Rome j it is then at the camp, near Sardis ; and the whole of Act v. passes in different parts of the Plains of PhiUppi. The action conmiences at the LupercaUa, a frantic festival sacred to Pan, held in honour of C(esar, about the middle of February, in the Year of Rome 710, — Before Christ 40, — ^when the crown was offered him by Antony : Act i. Scene 2. He was slain March I5th in the same year ; and the proscription of the Triumviri, exhibited in Act iv.
Scene 1, really took pl...ace November 27th, Y. R. 711, on a little island formed by the River Rhenus near Bononia. The last defeat of Brutus and Cassius was about the end of October, Y. R. 712.
The first alteration of this piece was acted at Drury-Lane in 1719, and was attributed to Dryden and Sir William Davenant ; but, from the inferiority of the additions, is believed to have been only the i^arked playhouse-copy traditionally ascribed to them. In 1722, Sheffield, Duke of Buckingham, made Julius Oetar into two Tragedies, one terminating with his murder, and the other being called Marcus Brutus : they had a prologue and choruses, two* of the latter being furnished by Pope.
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