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concept-1523	none	Women in Caskets: Commodities in Shakespeare’s Pericles	2013	10	.pdf	application/pdf	5063	275	67	Exchanges and reunited wealth take precedent in the scene, and amid the joyous reunion, Cerimon reminds Pericles of his buried wealth, claiming, before he reveals Thaisa’s rescue story: The choice of the word “casket” in these early lines of Pericles brings to mind other famous Shakespearean caskets: the gold, silver and lead caskets with which Portia’s deceased father negotiates her marriage in The Merchant of Venice.	cache/concept-1523.pdf	txt/concept-1523.txt