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Cesare, a cura di G. Melchiori, con ottima traduzione di S. Perosa, in I drammi
classici, Milano, Mondadori, «I Meridiani», 1978; Julius Caesar, a cura di A.
Humphreys, Oxford University Press, «The Oxford Shakespeare», 1984; Julius
Caesar, a cura di M. Spevack, Cambridge University Press, «The New

Cambridge Shakespeare», 1988.

FONTI

G. Bullough, Narrative and Dramatic Sources of Shakespeare, vol. V, London-
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Shakespeare’s Plays, London, Methuen, 1977; A. Serpieri et alii, Nel

laboratorio di Shakespeare. Dalle fonti ai drammi, Parma, Pratiche, 1988, 4
voll. (nel vol. IV, I drammi romani, c’è lo studio di A. Serpieri su Giulio Cesare,
pp. 15-129).

STUDI CRITICI
M.W. MacCallum, Shakespeare’s Roman Plays and their Background, London

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1945; B. Stirling, The Populace in Shakespeare, ivi 1949; J.D. Wilson, Ben
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and Meaning in Julius Caesar, in «Journal of English and Germanic Philology»,
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