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Faustian Latin VI – Faustus (all except the oath)
Most of the Latin in Doctor Faustus is spoken by Faustus himself, and some he glosses himself: I.1.35: Béne dissérere est fínis lógices. In the next line, Faustus asks “Is to dispute well logic’s chiefest end?” which just rephrases this … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Marlowe, Early Modern English Drama, Faust
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