An historical and critical account of the theatres in Europe : viz. the Italian, Spanish, French, English, Dutch, Flemish, and German theatres : in which is contain'd a review of the manner, persons and character of the actors; intermix'd with many curious dissertations upon the drama : together with two celebrated essays, viz. An essay on action, or, The art of speaking in public ; and, A comparison of the ancient and modern drama (1741)
Riccoboni, Luigi, 1676-1753, Riccoboni, Luigi, 1676-1753. Pensées sur la déclamation. English. 1741, Riccoboni, Luigi, 1676-1753. Dissertation sur la tragédie moderne. English. 1741 · London : Printed for T. Waller ..., and R. Dodsley ... · leaf 282
250 The GERMAN THEATRE. … ACT V. S C E N E I. Cato, alone fiting by a Table with a Book be¬ fore him, a naked Sword lying on the Table, and a Couch on the other Hand. Cato pronounces the Difcourfe upon the Immorality of the Soul , as it is to be found in Mr. Addifon'% Cato. SCENE II. To him, Porcius. Porcius , alarmed at…
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