Coriolanus (Shakesperius)
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Coriolanus est tragoedia a Gulielmi Shakesperio, ultima omnium huius auctoris, annis fere 1607-1608 composita. Primum in editione in folio (titulo Mr. William Shakespeares Comedies, Histories & Tragedies) anno 1623 edita est. Fons principalis huius tragoediae fuit "vita Coriolani" a Plutarcho scripta, quam Shakesperius in versione Thomassi North perlegit.
Apud Titum Livium Patavinum in Ab urbe condita libris, Veturia mater Coriolani Volumniaque uxor erat. In Gulielmi Shakespeare Coriolano et in Plutarchi Vitis Parallelis Virginia Coriolani uxor et mater Volumnia.
Plebs Romae anxiis animis sunt. Fame laborant et annona cara est dum vilitas annonae in horreis bonorum civium conditae. Marcius, gentis patriciae inter primores iuuenum adulescens et consilio et manu promptus, in rostra escendit.
Caius Martius, postea "Coriolanus" nuncupatus · Titus Lartius et Cominius, duces contra Volscos · Menenius Agrippa, Coriolani amicus · Sicinius Velutus et Junius Brutus, tribuni plebis · Martius iuvenis, Coriolani filius · Fetialis Romanus · Tullus Aufidius, dux Volscorum · Aufidii legatus · Aufidii conspiratores · Nicanor, Romanus · Antii civis · Adrian, Volscus · Custodes Volsci duo | |
A Midsummer Night's Dream · All's Well That Ends Well · Antony and Cleopatra · As You Like It · Coriolanus · Cymbeline · Hamlet · Henry IV part I · Henry IV part II · Henry V · Henry VI part I · Henry VI part II · Henry VI part III · Henry VIII · Julius Caesar · King John · King Lear · Love's Labour's Lost · Macbeth · Measure for Measure · Much Ado About Nothing · Othello · Pericles Prince of Tyre · Richard II · Richard III · Romeo and Juliet · The Comedy of Errors · The Merchant of Venice · The Merry Wives of Windsor · The Taming of the Shrew · The Tempest · The Two Gentlemen of Verona · The Winter's Tale · Timon of Athens · Titus Andronicus · Troilus and Cressida · Twelfth Night Capsae cognatae: Scriptores scaenici Renascentiae Anglici | |
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