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    Attention grabber: Everyone in this room has used some form of a cosmetic such as Chap Stick or lotion to help improve your skin. But‚ have you ever thought about how long cosmetics has been around? Well‚ I have and that is why I want to give you a brief timeline of when and where makeup began and how much is has changed since. -The Merriam Webster dictionary states that a cosmetic is a substance such as a cream‚ lotion‚ or powder that you put on your face or body to improve your appearance and Makeup

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    known as dramatic irony‚ in which the audience knows what the characters do not: behind the mask there lies someone other than who the character pretends to be. The beginnings of dramatic irony actually date back to the writings of Merlandew and Plautus. This literary device psychologically puts the audience inside the play and keeps them on the edge of their seats. Mistaken identity can not only reveal a truth for the characters onstage‚ but it also reveals a truth to the audience who has been

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    AGRIPPINA’S ROLE DURING THE REIGN OF NERO- Agrippina was the mother of the Emperor Nero. Her influence on politics and her ambition dates back to his birth and spans till the time her powers began to decrease‚ and eventual assassination in 59 AD. Nero was 17 at the time he succeeded Claudius. In the early years of his reign‚ Agrippina held great influence over her son and political affairs. However her downfall began in his inaugural address‚ when she was indirectly denounced by Nero‚ who later

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    Commedia dell’Arte is a form of theatre known as Italian comedy. It is a humorous theatrical presentation performed by professional players who traveled in troupes throughout Italy in the 16th century. (About.com). This was a popular form of entertainment in the time of the renaissance. At the time‚ a majority of the theatre plays were very classical‚ but Commedia dell’Arte was very loud‚ energetic‚ and funny. According to a man named Jeff from math.bu.edu‚ who has been part of Commedia dell’Arte

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    Introduction: It is difficult to date or define the Renaissance. Etymologically the term‚ which was first used in England only as late as the nineteenth century‚ means’ "re-birth". Broadly speaking‚ the Renaissance implies that re-awakening of learning which came to Europe in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. The Renaissance was not only an English but a European phenomenon; and basically considered‚ it signalised a thorough substitution of the medieval habits of thought by new attitudes

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    The production of makeup Priscilla Orena ENC 1101 Abstract A Roman philosopher Plautus once said‚ “A woman without paint is like food without salt”. It is in human nature to always strive for perfection and new ways to express our selves‚ cosmetics is the way. Hair care‚ skincare‚ toiletry‚ perfumery and decorative cosmetic products are all used in our daily routines to keep us clean‚ maintain healthy skin and teeth‚ to look good and smell nice. European laws that ensure the safety

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    Some of the most nationally recognized sonnets and plays are said to be written by the famous William Shakespeare. However‚ Shakespeare himself never completed his education‚ which in turn‚ has lead people to theorized and question the authenticity of “his” writings. Has Shakespeare taken credit for another man’s work and conned the world into believing that the mastermind behind the beautiful works of poetry is him? Perhaps an acquaintance has helped him further his education or assisted him in

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    Shakespeare’s enrollment in school‚ critics accept it with considerable certainty. At school‚ Shakespeare would have studied reading and writing (in English as well as in Latin)‚ and Greek and Roman writers including Horace‚ Aesop‚ Ovid‚ Virgil‚ Seneca‚ and Plautus. The extent to which he would have been familiar with the works of such ancient classics is unknown‚ but studying Shakespeare’s plays and long poems suggests he had at least a degree of knowledge about them in their original forms‚ not merely translations

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    William Shakespeare In the mid-sixteenth century‚ William Shakespeare’s father‚ John Shakespeare‚ moved to the idyllic town of Stratford-upon-Avon. There‚ he became a successful landowner‚ moneylender‚ glove-maker‚ and dealer of wool and agricultural goods. In 1557‚ he married Mary Arden. John Shakespeare lived during a time when the middle class was expanding in both size and wealth‚ allowing its members more freedoms and luxuries as well as a louder voice in local government. He took advantage

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    with their poetry‚ passion and academic training. Their academic training and the translations of classical plays‚ the result of Renaissance’s revival of learning‚ brought the University Wits under the spell of great Roman dramatist like Seneca‚ Plautus and Terence. But the nationalism‚ individualism‚ hopes and aspirations of the Elizabethan age did not all them to slavishly follow

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