English, asked by arnav763, 7 months ago

explain the phrase 'not for an age but for all time'

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Answered by cutyJanu143

Answer:

Hii,

Explanation:

The phrase "not of an age, but for all time" was not written by William Shakespeare but was, in fact, the words of Ben Johnson. ... On one level, "not of an age" refers to Shakespeare's ability to write convincingly about a wide range of time periods, from Ancient Rome to the Middle Ages.

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Answered by theaditisingh12

Answer:

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