calipolis

Updated: April 30, 2025

And are the following words of the same scene no satire upon act i. sc. 3 of Julius Caesar, where Casca and Cicero meet amidst thunder and lightning? 2 Pyrgi. Where art thou, boy? where is Calipolis?

Jacob Feis - Shakspere and Montaigne

Lambourne flung the door behind him as he entered, and folding his arms, as if in mockery of the attitude of distraction into which Amy had thrown herself, he proceeded thus: "Hark ye, most fair Calipolis or most lovely Countess of clouts, and divine Duchess of dark corners if thou takest all that trouble of skewering thyself together, like a trussed fowl, that there may be more pleasure in the carving, even save thyself the labour.

Sir Walter Scott - Kenilworth