...1'roteus, ' enduring or strong ' (fa/ens) and ' changeful.' lago and Inchimo have evidently the game root, — probably the .Spanish lago, Jacob, ' the...Now really, what a piece of extravagance all that ie ! I will not say that the meaning of Shakspcare's names (I put aside the question an to the correctness...

...Benedict and Beatrice, 'blessed and blessing'; Valentine and Proteus, 'enduring or strong' (vafrns), and ' changeful.' lago and lachimo have evidently...put aside the question as to the correctness of Mr. Ruskin's etymologies) has no effect at all, may be entirely lost sight of; but to give it that degree...

...'enduring or strong' (valfns], and 'changeful.' lago and lachimo have evidently the same root—probably the Spanish lago, Jacob, ' the supplanter.'" Now,...put aside the question as to the correctness of Mr. Ruskin's etymologies) has no effect at all, may be entirely lost sight of; but to give it that degree...

...husband is a Moor, and, I think, called by no other name. 5. lago] RUSKIN (Munera Puherh, p. 127): 'lago' and 'lachimo' have, evidently, the same root,...probably the Spanish lago, Jacob, 'the supplanter.' WC HAZLITT {Shakespeare's Library, \\. I, vol. ii, 284) : So far as I can judge, there is a certain...

...Benedict and Beatrice, " blessed and blessing " ; Valentine and Proteus, " enduring or strong " (valens), and " changeful." lago and lachimo have evidently...put aside the question as to the correctness of Mr. Ruskin's etymologies) has no effect at all, may be entirely lost sight of; but to give it that degree...

...Benedict and Beatrice, " blessed and blessing ; " Valentine and Proteus, enduring (or strong), (valens), and changeful. lago and lachimo have evidently the...probably the Spanish lago, Jacob, " the supplanter. " Leonatus, and other such names, are interpreted, or played with, in the plays themselves. For the...

...husband is a Moor, and, I think, called by no other name. 5. lago] RUSKIN (Munera Piilreris, p. 127): 'lago' and 'lachimo' have, evidently, the same root, — probably the Spanish lago, Jacob, 'the supplanter.1 WC HAZLITT (Shakespeare's Library, Pi. I, vol. ii, 284) : So far as I can judge, there...

...is a Moor, and, I think, called by no other name. 5. lago] RUSKIN (Munera Puhieris, p. 127): *Iago' and 'lachimo' have, evidently, the same root, —...probably the Spanish lago, Jacob, 'the supplanter.' WC HAZLITT (Shakespeare's Library, Pt. I, vol. ii, 284) : So far as I can judge, there is a certain...

...Benedick and Beatrice, 'blessed and blessing ;' Valentine and Proteus, 'enduring or strong' (valens), and 'changeful.' lago and lachimo have evidently the...lago, Jacob, 'the supplanter.'" Now, really, what ajnece of extravagance all that is ! I will not say that the meaning of Shakspeare's names (I put aside...

...Benedict and Beatrice, " blessed and blessing " ; Valentine and Proteus, enduring (or strong), (valens), and changeful. lago and lachimo have evidently the...probably the Spanish lago, Jacob, "the supplanter." Leonatus, and other such names, are interpreted, or played with, in the plays themselves.8 For the...