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Hieronimo

Spanish general goes mad on seeing the body of his murdered son. [Br. Drama: The Spanish Tragedy in Magill II, 990]

See : Madness

Hieronimo

stages a play that gives him the opportunity to kill his son’s murderers. [Br. Drama: The Spanish Tragedy in Magill II, 990]

See : Vengeance

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No references found	Although he admits such topoi may be tiresome to many ("oro, perlas y corales, pareciendoles que seria la estatua de Nabucodonosor" [585]), he cannot refrain from listing the many examples from antique as well as Renaissance poets: Cornelio Galla, Virgil, Fausto Sabeo, Mantuano, Arias Montano, Hieronimo Vidas, Poliziano, Horace, Pontano, Boethius, Statius, Garcilaso. Lope de Vega's evolving rhetoric and poetics: the dedicatory epistle ... by Brown, Gary J. / Hispanofila After his son has been murdered, Hieronimo despairs of ever having the case heard, and opts for revenge. "I'll give you acts of God": God, the father, and revenge tragedy in ... by McEntee, Joy / Literature-Film Quarterly Even The Spanish Tragedy (first printed 1592) represents anxieties about social mobility as Horatio, son of legal official Hieronimo, becomes embroiled in the marital and dynastic ambitions of Spain and Portugal. "Follow the money": sex, murder, print, and domestic tragedy by Berek, Peter / Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England	hierarchical distributed processing system hierarchical file hierarchical file system hierarchical level I hierarchical level II hierarchical level III Hierarchical Music Specification Language hierarchical navigation hierarchical PKI Hierarchical Principle of Control hierarchical routing hierarchical storage management Hierarchy hieratic Hieratism hieratite Hiero Hiero I Hiero II hieroglyph hieroglyphic Hieroglyphs Hieroglyphs, Theory of hieron Hieronim Wladyslaw Kieniewicz Hieronimo Hieronymus Hieronymus Bosch hierophant hierophobia hieros gamos Hierro Hiesey, William M. HiFD disk Higan Higashikurume Higashimatsuyama Higashiosaka Higbie model Higden, Ranulf Higgenbotham, A. Leon, Jr. Higgins Higgins project Higgins, Eugene Higgins, George Higgins, Marguerite Higgins, William Higginson, Francis Higginson, Henry L. Higginson, Thomas Wentworth Higgs boson	hierograph Hierographic Hierographology hierographs Hierography hierolatry hierolisthesis Hierologic Hierological hierologies Hierologist hierology Hierology (text) Hierology (texts) Hierology (textual criticism) Hieromancy hieromania Hieromartyr Hierome Hierome Hieromnemon Hieron Hieron Hieronim Wladyslaw Kieniewicz Hieronimo Hieronimus Bosch Hieronimus Bosch Hieronymian alphabet Hieronymite Hieronymites Hieronymous Bosch Hieronymous Bosch Hieronymous Bosh Hieronymous Bosh Hieronymous Savonarola Hieronymous Savonarola Hieronymus Hieronymus Hieronymus Bosch Hieronymus Bosch Hieronymus Fracastorius Hierophancy Hierophancy hierophant hierophant hierophantic hierophantic hierophants hierophants Hierophobia Hierophobia Hierorts Hieros gamos Hiéros gamos Hieros Gramos

Although he admits such topoi may be tiresome to many ("oro, perlas y corales, pareciendoles que seria la estatua de Nabucodonosor" [585]), he cannot refrain from listing the many examples from antique as well as Renaissance poets: Cornelio Galla, Virgil, Fausto Sabeo, Mantuano, Arias Montano, Hieronimo Vidas, Poliziano, Horace, Pontano, Boethius, Statius, Garcilaso.

Lope de Vega's evolving rhetoric and poetics: the dedicatory epistle ... by Brown, Gary J. / Hispanofila

After his son has been murdered, Hieronimo despairs of ever having the case heard, and opts for revenge.

"I'll give you acts of God": God, the father, and revenge tragedy in ... by McEntee, Joy / Literature-Film Quarterly

Even The Spanish Tragedy (first printed 1592) represents anxieties about social mobility as Horatio, son of legal official Hieronimo, becomes embroiled in the marital and dynastic ambitions of Spain and Portugal.

"Follow the money": sex, murder, print, and domestic tragedy by Berek, Peter / Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England

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