Tamburlaine
[tam-ber-leyn]
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noun
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He is the Tamerlaine or Tamburlaine of Marlowe and other dramatists.
Alluding to Tamburlaine the great, or the Scythian Shepheard, 1590, 8vo.
Marlowe speaks, in ‘Tamburlaine,’ of ‘Gorgon, prince of Hell.’
Witch, Warlock, and MagicianWilliam Henry Davenport Adams
"Tamburlaine" set a standard in stage effects as well as in poetry.
TragedyAshley H. Thorndike
Tamburlaine's death is merely the end of the play, not a tragic catastrophe.
TragedyAshley H. Thorndike
Tamburlaine
noun
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