Tilley.1935-Proverbs and Proverbial Allusions in Marlowe
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Thema: Stil
Autor: Tilley, Morris Palmer; Ray, James K.
Titel: Proverbs and Proverbial Allusions in Marlowe
Zeitschrift: Modern Language Notes
Jahr: 1935
Band: 50
Nummer: 6
Seiten: 347–355
Autor: Tribble, Evelyn
Titel: Marlowe's Boy Actors
Zeitschrift: Shakespeare Bulletin
Jahr: 2009
Band: 27
Nummer: 1
Seiten: 5–17
Tribble.2009-Marlowe’s Boy Actors
Tribble, Evelyn. Marlowe’s Boy Actors. Shakespeare Bulletin, vol. 27, no. 1, 2009, pp. 5–17.
Autor: Varn, Lynn K.
Titel: Marlowe's Muscular Verb: The Answer to His Might
Zeitschrift: Language and Style
Jahr: 1987
Band: 20
Seiten: 357–370
Varn.1987-Marlowe’s Muscular Verb: The Answer to His Might
Varn, Lynn K. Marlowe’s Muscular Verb: The Answer to His Might. Language and Style, vol. 20, 1987, pp. 357–70.
Autor: Vogt, Richard
Titel: Das Adjektiv bei Marlowe
Jahr: 1908
Ort: Berlin
Vogt.1908-Das Adjektiv bei Marlowe
Vogt, Richard. Das Adjektiv bei Marlowe. Dissertation, 1908.
Autor: Wyler, Siegfried
Titel: Marlowe's Technique of Communicating with his Audience, as seen in his Tamburlaine Part I
Zeitschrift: English Studies
Jahr: 1967
Band: 84
Seiten: 306–317
Wyler.1967-Marlowe’s Technique of Communicating with his Audience, as seen in his Tamburlaine Part I
Wyler, Siegfried. Marlowe’s Technique of Communicating with his Audience, as seen in his Tamburlaine Part I. English Studies, vol. 84, 1967, pp. 306–17.
Autor: Zucker, David Hard
Titel: Stage and Image in Plays of Christopher Marlowe
Reihe: Salzburg Studies in English Literature Elizabethan and Renaissance Studies
Jahr: 1972
Band: 7
Ort: Salzburg
Verlag: Institut für Englische Sprache und Literatur
Zucker.1972-Stage and Image in Plays of Christopher Marlowe
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