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Page 225
... conspirators talked about enlarging their company ( 2.1.140-52 ) , no such conspirator appears in Plutarch . A fresh figure at this point is , however , dramatically interesting , and Caesar names him twice so that we can get a good ...
... conspirators talked about enlarging their company ( 2.1.140-52 ) , no such conspirator appears in Plutarch . A fresh figure at this point is , however , dramatically interesting , and Caesar names him twice so that we can get a good ...
Page 339
... conspirators were all assembled at Cassius house , to bring his sonne into the market place , who on that day did put on the mans gowne , called Toga Virilis : and from thence they came all in a troupe together unto Pompeys porche ...
... conspirators were all assembled at Cassius house , to bring his sonne into the market place , who on that day did put on the mans gowne , called Toga Virilis : and from thence they came all in a troupe together unto Pompeys porche ...
Page 341
... conspirators straight stoode about Caesars chaire , as if they had had some thing to have sayd unto him . And some say , that Cassius casting his eyes upon Pompeys image , made his prayer unto it , as if it had bene alive . Trebonius on ...
... conspirators straight stoode about Caesars chaire , as if they had had some thing to have sayd unto him . And some say , that Cassius casting his eyes upon Pompeys image , made his prayer unto it , as if it had bene alive . Trebonius on ...
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