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    of his divinity. Though his temple was not dedicated until after his death‚ he may have received divine honors during his lifetime:[111] and shortly before his assassination‚ Mark Antony had been appointed as his flamen (priest).[112] Both Octavian and Mark Antony promoted the cult of Divus Iulius. After the death of Antony‚ Octavian‚ as the adoptive son of Caesar‚ assumed the title of Divi Filius (son of a god). Based on remarks by Plutarch‚[113] Caesar is sometimes thought to have suffered from epilepsy

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    His lack of doubt for the letters and Cassius makes Brutus perform an irreversible mistake‚ which perceives him to be a villain. Another person Brutus should not trust is Antony‚ because after letting Antony live in Act III‚ he also lets him speak at the funeral‚ “You shall‚ Mark Antony” (949). Not only is letting Antony live a blunder‚ but letting him speak for the funeral of the man he is most loyal to causes the entire population of Rome to riot. Brutus’ inability to not trust people causes

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    by Shakespeare‚ Antony and Caesars relationship was well documented. Their relationship displayed how noble some Romans were to the people that were higher class. Throughout the whole play Antony was a great supporter of Caesar‚ as a friend and as a man of power. Antony portrays how loyal he was to Caesar by the measures he took to serve him. Every action that Caesar made had a great influence and impact on Antony’s life because he was always there to support his thoughts. Antony never turned against

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    who wanted what was in the best interest for the roman population. Brutus’s tragic flaw was that he was too trusting. He honestly felt that he had to kill Caesar in order to save Rome from tyranny. He trusted Mark Antony not to blame the conspirators in his speech at Caesar’s funeral. Mark Antony broke his promise and got Brutus and the others into deep trouble. Brutus indeed ended up in a position‚ from his own actions‚ that is tragic to the reader. In the play The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William

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    instances where intelligence‚ wit and personality far excel over appearances. (George 960) Another reason for believing that Cleopatra may not have looked as thought‚ may have come from the coins that were minted for a very short time to celebrate Antony and Cleopatra’s uniting. On the face of the coin Cleopatra is pictured being "fleshy of face and hooked nosed". This

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    This meant their writings about Cleopatra were biased and that we can ’t trust them as a reliable source of information. For example‚ in the Life of Mark Antony‚ Plutarch writes that Cleopatra reached out to Antony and took hold over him. He uses language such as ’her own personal magical arts and charms ’ and ’inescapable impression [from] daily contact with her ’ to convince readers that Cleopatra used herself to gain alliances

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    n Act III‚ Scene ii. of Shakespeare’s play Julius Caesar Brutus and Antony are presenting speeches to the Roman plebeians to convince them of their position regarding Caesar’s assassination.They both believe differently Antony manages stealthily bring it to the opinion that Caesar has been killed wrongfully.He begins by insisting that Brutus and the other murderers are honorable but then slowly undermines this idea by pointing out that Caesar’s ambition could not be true. How Caesar loved his people

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    In what ways does the language and imagery of Antony’s speech demonstrate his manipulation of the crowd? In Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar‚ Mark Antony’s speech at Caesar’s funeral‚ despite all his protestations to the contrary‚ is fuelled by one purpose: vengeance to those who murdered his beloved Caesar. He uses combinations of verbal irony‚ repetitive diction‚ and heavy emphasis on emotions to sway his audience. He does so without guilt or remorse towards the people to whom the crowd will direct

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    Cassius writes letters in the hand writings of different romans to persuade Brutus to join the conspiracy. These letters work as Brutus joins the conspirators soon after. Another example of this is when he asked Antony to speak at Caesar’s funeral believing it would end peacefully. Antony being the skilled orator he was used that chance as an advantage

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    Symbolism In Julius Caesar

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    Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar is a play about the assassination of Julius Caesar‚ an act that changed the face of Europe. Caesar’s rise to power threatens the interests of multiple senators‚ as well as the security of Rome’s people. Thus‚ Caesar is killed by Brutus and his fellow senators on the Ides of March for the greater good of Rome. The aforementioned playwright uses multiple symbols to advance his message — that it is the duty of the individual to revolt against oppression. On

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