Plato banished the poets. The Republic, Book X.
Ecstasy is very cunning in. Hamlet, III. 4.
According to Lord Bacon. An adaptation of a passage in the Advancement of Learning, Book II., Chap. xiii. (ed. Joseph Devey, Bohn, p. 97).
[4]. Our eyes are made the fools. Macbeth, II. 1.
That if it would but apprehend. A Midsummer Night’s Dream, V. 1.
The flame o’ the taper. Cymbeline, II. 2.
For they are old. Cf. King Lear, II. 4.
[5]. Nothing but his unkind daughters. King Lear, III. 4. [‘Could have subdued nature to such a lowness.’]
The little dogs. King Lear, III. 6.
So I am. King Lear, IV. 7.