The Elizabethan Translations of Senecas Tragedies
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the following entry : " Ric. Jones. John Charlwood. Allowed unto them by the consent of henry Denham these copies folowing which they bought of him. The Arbor of Amytye. Turberville's songes and sonnettes. The fourthe Tragedie of Seneca. " If these surmises are correct as to the identity of Here. CEt. And Hipp, with the works entered in the Stationers' Register, Studley's four translations must have been published within a short time of each other. This inference is strengthened by their simila...rities in style and diction, Avhilst it is inter- esting to observe the development in Studley's use of the fourteener. In the later plays there is an increasing number of lines in which the fourth foot ends in the middle of a word, so that it is impossible for the caesura to retain its normal place, e. G.
Bryng in your scratting pawes a bur- i uyng brande of deadly fyre.
{Medea (1566), Blv. ) Agamemnon has 7 such lines out of a total of 1148 fourteeners, Medea 10 out of 1257, Hercules (Etcrus 36 out of 1688, and Hippohjtus 37 out of 1271.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the following entry : " Ric. Jones. John Charlwood. Allowed unto them by the consent of henry Denham these copies folowing which they bought of him. The Arbor of Amytye. Turberville's songes and sonnettes. The fourthe Tragedie of Seneca. " If these surmises are correct as to the identity of Here. CEt. And Hipp, with the works entered in the Stationers' Register, Studley's four translations must have been published within a short time of each other. This inference is strengthened by their simila...rities in style and diction, Avhilst it is inter- esting to observe the development in Studley's use of the fourteener. In the later plays there is an increasing number of lines in which the fourth foot ends in the middle of a word, so that it is impossible for the caesura to retain its normal place, e. G.
Bryng in your scratting pawes a bur- i uyng brande of deadly fyre.
{Medea (1566), Blv. ) Agamemnon has 7 such lines out of a total of 1148 fourteeners, Medea 10 out of 1257, Hercules (Etcrus 36 out of 1688, and Hippohjtus 37 out of 1271.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evelyn Mary Spearing Simpson to read onlineMoreLess
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