Sejanus: His Fall

Ben Jonson

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Classical Antiquity Studies Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism

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The text date and place in Jonson's career sources, influences and characterization Sejanus and the Privy Council critical assessment the nature of Jonson's Roman history stage history. Appendices: longer passages from classical sources cited in the notes collations of 1605 Quarto and 1616 Folio.

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