The complete works / William Shakespeare ; general editors Stanley Wells and Gary Taylor ; editors Stanley Wells, Gary Taylor, John Jowett, and William Montgomery ; with an introduction by Stanley Wells. - Compact edition. - Oxford : Clarendon press, 1994
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Oxford : Clarendon press, 1994
Descrizione fisica
XLIX, 1274 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
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Contiene: The two gentlemen of Verona; The taming of the shrew; The first part of the contention of the two famous houses of York and Lancaster (2 Henry 6.); The true tragedy of Richard Duke of York and the good king Henry the sixth (3 Henry 6.); The most lamentable roman tragedy of Titus Andronicus; The first part of Henry the Sixth; The tragedy of King Richard the Third; Venus and Adonis; The rape of Lucrece; The comedy of errors; Love's labour's lost; Love's labour's lost won: a brief account; A midsummer night's dream; The most excellent and lamentable tragedy of Romeo and Juliet; The Tragedy of king Richard the second; The life and death of king John; The comical history of the merchant of Venice, or otherwise called the Jew of Venice; The history of Henry the fourth (1. Henry 6.); The merry wives of Windsor; The second part of Henry the Fourth; Much ado about nothing; The life of Henry the Fifth; The tragedy of Julius Caesar; As you like it; The tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark; Twelfth night, or what you will; Troilus and Cressida; Sonnets and A lover's complaint; Various poems: Sir Thomas More: passages attributed to Shakespeare; Measure for measure; The tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice; All's well that ends well; The life of Timon of Athens; The History of king Lear: The Quarto text; The Tragedy of king Lear: The Folio text; The tragedy of Macbeth; The tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra; Pericles, prince of Tyre: a reconstructed text; The tragedy of Coriolanus; The The winter's tale; Cymbeline, king of Britain; The tempest; Cardenio: a brief account; All is true (Henry 8.); The two noble kinsmen
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Gran Bretagna
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Inglese
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Collocazione: Arm. 16ALocalizzazione: Centro Studi TSTNumero inventario: 33903Restrizioni all'accesso: LiberoStatus di disponibilità: Disponibile
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- All is true (Henry 8) / William Shakespeare, John Fletcherp. 1193-1224
- All's well that ends well / William Shakespearep. 855-882
- As you like it / William Shakespearep. 627-652
- The comedy of errors / William Shakespearep. 257-277
- The comical history of the merchant of Venice, or otherwise called the Jew of Venice / William Shakespearep. 427-451
- The first part of Henry the sixth / William Shakespearep. 153-182
- The first part of the contention of the two famous houses of York and Lancaster (2 Henry 6.) / William Shakespearep. 55-89
- The history of Henry the fourth (1. Henry 6.) / William Shakespearep. 453-481
- The history of King Lear / William Shakespearep. 909-941
- The life and death of king John / William Shakespearep. 397-424
- The life of Henry the fifth / William Shakespearep. 567-597
- The life of Tymon of Athens / William Shakespearep. 883-907
- Love's labour's lost / William Shakespearep. 279-307
- A lover's complaint / William Shakespearep. 771-775
- Measure for measure / William Shakespearep. 789-817
- The merry wives of Windsor / William Shakespearep. 483-508
- A midsummer night's dream / William Shakespearep. 311-333
- The most excellent and lamentable tragedy of Romeo and Juliet / William Shakespearep. 335-366
- The most lamentable roman tragedy of Titus Andronicus / William Shakespearep. 125-152
- Much ado about nothing / William Shakespearep. 541-565
- The rape of Lucrece / William Shakespearep. 237-255
- A reconstructed text of Pericles, Prince of Tyre / William Shakespeare, George Wilkinsp. 1037-1064
- The second part of Henry the fourth / William Shakespearep. 511-540
- Sir Thomas More / passages attributed to Shakespearep. 787-788
- Sonnets / William Shakespearep. 749-770
- The taming of the shrew / William Shakespearep. 25-53
- The tempest / William Shakespearep. 1167-1189
- The tragedie of Othello, the Moore of Venice / William Shakespearep. 821-853
- The tragedy of Anthony and Cleopatra / William Shakespearep. 1001-1035
- The tragedy of Coriolanus / William Shakespearep. 1065-1100
- The tragedy of Hamlet, prince of Denmark / William Shakespeare.p. 653-690
- The tragedy of Julius Caesar / William Shakespeare.p. 601-626
- The tragedy of King Lear / William Shakespeare.p. 943-974
- The tragedy of king Richard the second / William Shakespearep. 367-395
- The tragedy of king Richard the third / William Shakespearep. 185-222
- The tragedy of Macbeth / William Shakespearep. 975-999
- Troilus and Cressida / William Shakespearep. 715-748
- The true tragedy of Richard Duke of York and the good king Henry the sixth (3 Henry 6.) / William Shakespearep. 91-123
- Twelfth night, or what you will / William Shakespearep. 691-714
- The two gentlemen of Verona / William Shakespearep. 1-24
- The two noble kinsmen / William Shakespeare, John Fletcherp. 1225-1256
- Venus and Adonis / William Shakespearep. 223-236
- The winter's tale / William Shakespearep. 1101-1130
