The Arden Dictionary of Shakespeare Quotations

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Title Page
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CONTENTS
Preface
QUOTATIONS
A
Absence
Action and deeds
Action, immediate
Adversity
Advice
Alienation
Alliance
Ambition
Anger
Animals
Anticipation
Anxiety
Apparitions
Appearance
Appearances
Argument
Armies
Art
Authority
Autumn
B
Babies
Bad behaviour
Bad people
Bad times
Beards
Beauty
Beggars
Betrayal
Better days
Birds
Birth and childbearing
Blood
Body, the
Boldness
Books
Braggadocio
Bravado
Bravery
Britain
Brothers
Business
C
Cares
Cats
Causes
Caution
Ceremony
Certainty
Chance
Change
Chastity
Childhood
Children
Children, having or not having
Choice
Christians
Christmas
Cities
Class, social
Cleanliness
Cleopatra
Cold
Comfort
Communication
Comparisons
Compassion
Compromise
Comradeship
Confusion
Conscience
Contentment
Contracts
Corruption
Counsel, keeping your own
Country life
Courage
Courtiers
Cowardice
Crimes
Criticism
Cruelty
Curses
Custom
D
Dancing
Danger
Dangerous people
Darkness
Daughters
Death
Deceptiveness
Decline and fall
Dedications
Delay
Delusion
Democracy
Depression
Desires
Despair
Devil, the
Discretion
Disorder
Divinity
Doctors and medicine
Dogs
Dreams
Drinking
Duty
Dying words
E
East, the
Easy life
Eccentricity
Ecology
Education
Elegies
Elizabeth I
Emotion
Ends and endings
Enemies
England and the English
Ennui
Enthusiasm
Envy
Equality
Events
Evil
Evil deeds
Evil people
Excess
Excuses
Exile
Expectation
Experience
F
Faction
Failure
Fairies
Faithfulness
Falstaff
Fame
Familiarity
Family
Farewells
Fashion
Fate
Fathers
Faults
Fear
Fighting
Flattery
Flirtation and seduction
Flowers and plants
Food
Fools and foolishness
Foreboding
Forgetfulness
Forgiveness
Fortitude
Fortune
France and the French
Freedom
Friends and friendship
Friends, false
Future, the
G
Gardens and gardening
Gender
Genetics
Gifts and giving
Girls
God
Good and goodness
Good intentions
Good times
Graffiti
Graves
Greatness
Greed
Greetings
Grief
Grief, expressions of
Guilt
Gullibility
H
Habit
Hair
Happiness
Hardship
Haste
Hatred
Helen of Troy
Hell
Henry V
History
Holidays
Honesty
Honour
Hope
Horses
Hospitality and parties
Human frailty
Humankind
Humble life
Humility
Hunting
Husbands and wives
Hypocrisy
I
Identity
Idols
Ignorance
Ill treatment
Ill will
Illegitimacy
Illness and disease
Imagination
Impatience
Impetuosity
Inaction
Inadequacy
Indecision
Inexperience
Infidelity
Ingratitude
Innocence
Inspiration
Insults
Integrity
Intelligence, low
Italy and the Italians
J
Jealousy
Jewels
Jews and Jewishness
Jokes
Joy
Judgement, good and bad
Judges and judgement
Julius Caesar
Justice
Justification
K
Kingship and rule
Kisses and kissing
Knowledge
L
Law and lawyers
Leadership
Letters
Lies
Life
Life, making the most of
Looking
Loss
Love
Love, being in
Love, cooling
Love, expressions of
Love, falling in
Lovers
Loyalty
Luck
M
Madness
Magic
Manipulation
Manner and manners
Mark Antony
Marriage
Maturity
Melancholy
Memory and remembering
Men
Men and women
Mending and improving
Mercy
Merit
Merriment
Middle age
Mind, the
Misanthropy
Mischief
Misfortune
Misgivings
Mistakes
Moderation
Modesty
Money
Moon, the
Morning
Mortality
Mothers
Murder
Music
Mystery
N
Names
Nature
Necessity
New beginnings
Newness
News
News, bad
News, good
Night
Nobility
O
Oaths
Odds
Old age
Old times
Omens and portents
Ophelia
Opportunity
Order
Outrage
P
Parents and children
Partings
Past, the
Patience
Patriotism
Peace
People, the
Perception
Permission
Perseverance
Persuasion
Philosophy
Pity
Places
Planning
Plays, players and playhouses
Pleasure
Plots
Poetry
Poets
Poison
Police
Politeness
Politics and politicians
Possession
Poverty
Power
Prayer
Preparedness
Present, the
Pride
Priests
Prison
Promises
Prophecies
Prosperity
Providence
Prudence
Public opinion
Punishment
Q
Quarrels
Questions
Quiet
R
Reading
Reason and unreason
Reasons
Rebellion and revolution
Regret
Rejection
Religion
Renunciation
Reputation
Resentment
Resignation
Resolve
Respect
Responsibility
Retirement
Revenge
Richard III
Riches
Risk
Rivalry
Rome and the Romans
Romeo and Juliet
Rumour
S
Sacrifices and scapegoats
Sadness
Scorn
Scotland and the Scots
Sea, the
Seasons, the
Secrecy
Security
Self-control
Self-doubt
Self-interest
Self-knowledge
Self-loathing
Self-protection
Seriousness
Sex and lust
Sexual abuse
Shame
Ships
Sidekicks
Sin
Single life, the
Slander
Slavery
Sleep and sleeplessness
Soldiers
Solitude and solitariness
Sorrow
Soul, the
Spectators
Speeches
Speed
Spirits
Sport
Spring
Stars
Stoicism
Stories
Strategy
Success
Suffering
Suicide
Summer
Supernatural, the
Suspicion
Swimming
T
Talk
Taxation
Tears and weeping
Temptation
Thanks
Thieves
Thoughts
Threats
Thrift
Time
Time, wasting
Timeliness
Tomorrow
Transience
Traps and tricks
Travel
Treason and treachery
Trifles
Trojan war, the
Trouble
Truancy
Trust
Truth
Tyranny
U
Uncertainty
Usury
V
Value
Vanity
Victory
Violence
Virtue
Vows
W
Waiting
Wales and the Welsh
War
War, civil
Weakness
Weapons
Weariness
Weather
Wild behaviour
Wilfulness
Winter
Wisdom
Wise sayings
Wishing
Wit
Witches
Women
Women, loose
Wooing
Words
Work
Working people
World, the
Worldliness
Worst, the
Worth
Worthless people
Wounds
Writing
Wrongs
Y
Youth
Life of Shakespeare
Glossary
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Topic Index
Keyword Index
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Index of References to Plays