Byron's Plays: A Reassessment |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 19 筆
第 124 頁
Again , Cain's relationship with Lucifer resembles Manfred's relation- ship with the supernatural spirits , especially with the Witch of the Alps and with Arimanes . Just as Manfred refuses to bow to the Witch of Alps and to Arimanes ...
Again , Cain's relationship with Lucifer resembles Manfred's relation- ship with the supernatural spirits , especially with the Witch of the Alps and with Arimanes . Just as Manfred refuses to bow to the Witch of Alps and to Arimanes ...
第 126 頁
It is dramatically appropriate that Lucifer should arrive at this moment . It is as if Lucifer is another facet of Cain's own mind where a debate is in progress . There are many indications that he can be seen as an extension of Cain's ...
It is dramatically appropriate that Lucifer should arrive at this moment . It is as if Lucifer is another facet of Cain's own mind where a debate is in progress . There are many indications that he can be seen as an extension of Cain's ...
第 129 頁
All the knowledge that Cain gains from Lucifer points to his in- significance . He sadly tells Lucifer : " Alas ! I seem / Nothing . " Lucifer replies with contempt : . And this should be the human sum Of knowledge , to know mortal ...
All the knowledge that Cain gains from Lucifer points to his in- significance . He sadly tells Lucifer : " Alas ! I seem / Nothing . " Lucifer replies with contempt : . And this should be the human sum Of knowledge , to know mortal ...
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