Julius Caesar and Its SourceInst. f. Anglistik u. Amerikanistik, Univ. Salzburg, 1979 - 129 ページ |
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... reasons for killing Caesar . " He would be crown'd ; " that is reason enough for Brutus to act . His explanation as to why crowning him may lead to disaster is well thought out and has been proven true countless times in history 46.
... reasons for killing Caesar . " He would be crown'd ; " that is reason enough for Brutus to act . His explanation as to why crowning him may lead to disaster is well thought out and has been proven true countless times in history 46.
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... reasons are better than those of Cassius : that Caesar gives himself godlike airs , when he can't swim a lick and tends to be feverish . Brutus ' attempt to see the specific problem in universal terms is by no means ... reason : 47.
... reasons are better than those of Cassius : that Caesar gives himself godlike airs , when he can't swim a lick and tends to be feverish . Brutus ' attempt to see the specific problem in universal terms is by no means ... reason : 47.
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... reason to have suffered Caesar's friends to have robbed and done what wrong and injury they would , then to bear with their own men . For then , said he , they could but have said they had been cowards : ' And now they may accuse us of ...
... reason to have suffered Caesar's friends to have robbed and done what wrong and injury they would , then to bear with their own men . For then , said he , they could but have said they had been cowards : ' And now they may accuse us of ...
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