Gothenburg Studies in English, Τόμος 58

Acacis Amintor Antony aspects of honour attitudes attributed audience Beaumont and Fletcher behaviour Bertram blood Brathwait Brutus Bussy D'Ambois Caesar Cassius Chapman characters chastity citizens Cleopatra Cleremont code of honour conduct contrast Coriolanus demands of honour Dinant dishonourable dramatists Dryden's duel duelling Elizabethan English especially Evadne example fact Falstaff fight gentleman gentry George Chapman Hamlet haue Hector Helen Henry Henry IV plays high rank Horner Hotspur Idea of Honour ideal Jacobean John kill King knights Lady Little French Lawyer London loue Lovell marriage marry Massinger means Melantius military glory military honour Montezuma murder nobility noble nobleman Overreach passage Pay Old Debts Philip Massinger play political qualities refer rejects reputation Restoration comedy Restoration drama Restoration period revenge Richard Brathwait Roman Rome Romelio says scene seen seventeenth century Shakespeare social Sparkish speech sword theatre theme Tragedy tragicomedy Troilus Tudor virtue woman women word honour wrong