Shakespeare and His Social Context: Essays in Osmotic Knowledge and Literary InterpretationAMS Press, 1987 - 288 Seiten |
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... ceremony of spousing was , of course , followed by a religious ceremony in facie ecclesiae . Usually , in Elizabethan England , banns would have been called ; but in many cases , including Shakespeare's own marri- age , the banns were ...
... ceremony of spousing was , of course , followed by a religious ceremony in facie ecclesiae . Usually , in Elizabethan England , banns would have been called ; but in many cases , including Shakespeare's own marri- age , the banns were ...
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... ceremony , joining their hands in token of “ free and unforced consent " before Bianca's salivating lovers , who willingly act as witnesses . The bargain is then sealed with the spousal kiss : " And kiss me , Kate , ' we will be married ...
... ceremony , joining their hands in token of “ free and unforced consent " before Bianca's salivating lovers , who willingly act as witnesses . The bargain is then sealed with the spousal kiss : " And kiss me , Kate , ' we will be married ...
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... Ceremonies of the Most Noble Order of the Garter ( London , 1672 ) , p . 622 . 10. William Green , Shakespeare's ... ceremony was per- formed . See Edmund H. Fellowes , The Knights of the Garter ( 1348- 1939 ) ( London : Pub . for ...
... Ceremonies of the Most Noble Order of the Garter ( London , 1672 ) , p . 622 . 10. William Green , Shakespeare's ... ceremony was per- formed . See Edmund H. Fellowes , The Knights of the Garter ( 1348- 1939 ) ( London : Pub . for ...
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