The New Hudson Shakespeare: Julius Cæsar
Shakespeare
公版免费
Shakespeare · 共 72 章
书籍信息
- 章节72
用这本书学习
你的进度
你将学到
- 文学英语
- 日常表达
- 进阶词汇
- 长句结构
本书名句
No event in the history of the world has made a more profound impression upon the popular imagination than the assassination of Julius Cæsar.
在世界历史上，没有哪个事件比尤利乌斯·凯撒的遇刺在大众想象中留下更深刻的印象。
Plutarch emphasizes those weaknesses of Cæsar which are made so prominent in the play.
普鲁塔克强调了凯撒的这些弱点，而它们在剧中也被凸显出来。
章节
未登录可打开第 1 章试读；后续章节需登录。
- PREFACE试读
- INTRODUCTION
- Analysis by Act and Scene [21]
- DRAMATIS PERSONÆ[1]
- I. 1 Scene I. Rome. A street[7]
- I. 2 Scene II. A public place[52]
- I. 3 Scene III.[189][190] The same. A street
- II. 1 Scene I. Rome. Brutus's orchard[1]
- II. 2 Scene II.[135][136] Cæsar's house[137]
- II. 3 Scene III.[173] A street near the Capitol
- II. 4 Scene IV. Another part of the same street, before the house of Brutus[180]
- III. 1 Scene I. Rome. Before the Capitol; the Senate sitting
- III. 2 Scene II. The Forum[104]
- III. 3 Scene III.[163] A street
- IV. 1 Scene I.[1] Rome. A room in Antony's house[2]
- IV. 2 Scene II.[22][23] Before Brutus's tent, in the camp near Sardis
- IV. 3 Scene III.[43][44] Brutus's tent[45]
- V. 1 Scene I. The plains of Philippi[1]
- V. 2 Scene II.[47] The field of battle
- V. 3 Scene III.[51] Another part of the field
- V. 4 Scene IV.[94] Another part of the field.[95]
- V. 5 Scene V.[109] Another part of the field[110]
- Notes
- INDEX