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silver_tears
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Cato I've read some, Caesar as well, mostly quotes for my essay. I came, I saw, I conquered is beautiful before translation

Apparently he just plagiarized eek!

Aug 23rd, 2005 07:53 PM

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Veni, Vidi, Vici... or the motto of the students: Veni, Vidi, Velcro: I came, I saw, I stayed.
apperently? his whole Hamlet is plagerized blink

Aug 23rd, 2005 08:16 PM

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silver_tears
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I love it, I used it as one of my quotes
That's the word on the street yo smokin'

Aug 24th, 2005 04:41 AM

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which one exactly? De Bello Gallico?
... quite yo indeed. I do believe that in a basic course of European literature this subject will be discussed up to the point of the legend he took it from.

Sep 3rd, 2005 07:10 PM

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I'm sorry what's the question confused

What's the legend then? We do Hamlet this year

Sep 4th, 2005 04:45 AM

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what you used in a quote ...
The story can be found in the Historica Danica under the saga of Amleth. His story got also later used in stories about Havelok, Horn and Bevis of Hampton.
Later in the 10th century, there is already a mention of Amlodhi/Amleth in the famous Prose Edda of Iceland, giving basicly the same story.

To read the story of the 'real' Hamlet, I suggest you read the Saxo Grammaticus as I currently can't get bothered searching my books about it.
The story of Hamlet was known to the Elizabethans in Francois de Belleforest's Histoires tragiques, an English version, The Hystorie of Hamblet was published in 1608. That as early as 1587 or 1589 Hamlet had appeared on the English stage is shown by Nashe's preface to Greene's Menaphon (under the name of Ur-Hamlet). The Shakespearean Hamlet owes, however, little but the outline of his story to Saxo since in Shakespear's version he's wimpy, in the Saxo he is brave and attacks his uncle right away.

Sep 4th, 2005 09:11 PM

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I am so uneducated happy

Sep 4th, 2005 10:26 PM

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*shrugs*
think most are on that subject... I doubt many care about scandinavian stories

It's the point of willing to accept knowledge that's important, not the lack of it

Sep 4th, 2005 11:03 PM

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hooray my nightmare is finally over.the worst bond actor other than Lazenby will finally be in no more james bond movies.I am going to celebrate and rejoice tonight and party my butt off. Happy Dance

I cant believe this moment has finally come.what a great year.hollywood finally redeems themselves with batman and finally makes a good batman movie after all these years,this girl who is the rudest person in the world who would always tell people to shut up all the time for no reason at all finally gets fired at a a store I always loved hanging out at till she came along,now its announced Brosnan will no longer play james bond!!!! hooray. Happy Dance

this is turning out to be my best year ever. Happy Dance

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