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Doctors G and R return with a brand new episode from the realms of the ancient past! As the suspense develops in Coriolanus' career, how are the relationships between the patricians and plebeians working out? With the new force of the tribune of the plebs to reckon with, Coriolanus is not a happy patrician.
Let's take a look at the different narrative on offer from the primary sources – Livy, Plutarch, and Dionysius of Halicarnassus:
Episode 65 – Coriolanus: Trial Imminent!
Artwork: In an attempt to save depictions of Coriolanus and his relations for where they fit in the historical narrative, we offer a snippet from the First Folio of Shakespeare here (did anyone just say reception studies?)
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