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ArticleFalstaff as Actaeon: A Dramatic Emblem

John M. Steadman1963

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Falstaff as Actaeon: A Dramatic Emblem

John M. Steadman

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Year1963

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Published1963-01-01

VenueShakespeare Quarterly

ISSN-L0037-3222

Languageen

Citations75

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ShelfShakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism

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