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                          ACT V。 



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                     SCENE I。 The plains of Philippi。 



     Enter Octavius�察�Antony�察�and their Army。 

       OCTAVIUS。   Now�察  �Antony�察  �our   hopes   are   answered。   You   said   the 

enemy   would   not   come   down�察  �But   keep   the   hills   and   upper   regions。   It 

proves not so。 Their battles are at hand�察�They mean to warn us at Philippi 

here�察�Answering before   we   do demand   of them。 ANTONY。 Tut�察 �I   am  in 

their bosoms�察�and I know Wherefore they do it。 They could be content To 

visit other places�察�and come down With fearful bravery�察�thinking by this 

face To fasten in our thoughts that they have courage�察�But 'tis not so。 

       Enter a Messenger。 

       MESSENGER。          Prepare    you�察  �generals。    The   enemy     comes     on  in 

gallant show�察�Their bloody sign of battle is hung out�察�And something to be 

done immediately。 ANTONY。  Octavius�察�lead your battle softly on�察�Upon 

the left hand of the even field。 OCTAVIUS。 Upon the right hand I�察�keep 

thou    the   left。  ANTONY。        Why     do   you    cross   me    in  this   exigent�拭�

OCTAVIUS。 I do not cross you�察�but I will do so。 

       March。    Drum。     Enter   Brutus�察   �Cassius�察  �and   their   Army�察   �Lucilius�察�

Titinius�察�Messala�察�and others。 

       BRUTUS。 They stand�察�and would have parley。 CASSIUS。 Stand fast�察�

Titinius�察�we must out and talk。 OCTAVIUS。 Mark Antony�察�shall we give 

sign   of   battle�拭  �ANTONY。   No�察  �Caesar�察  �we   will   answer   on   their   charge。 

Make   forth�察  �the   generals   would   have   some   words。   OCTAVIUS。   Stir   not 

until the signal not until the signal。 BRUTUS。 Words before blows。 Is it so�察�

countrymen�拭      �OCTAVIUS。        Not   that  we   love   words    better�察 �as  you   do。 

BRUTUS。 Good words are better than bad strokes�察�Octavius。 ANTONY。 

In your bad strokes�察�Brutus�察�you give good words。 Witness the hole you 

made   in    Caesar's   heart�察 �Crying    ;Long    live�  �Hail�察  �Caesar� ─   �CASSIUS。 

Antony�察�The posture of your blows are yet unknown�察�But for your words�察�

they    rob  the   Hybla    bees�察 �And    leave   them    honeyless。    ANTONY。       Not 

stingless   too。   BRUTUS。   O�察  �yes�察  �and   soundless   too�察  �For   you   have   stol'n 

their buzzing�察�Antony�察�And very wisely threat before you sting。 ANTONY。 

Villains� �You did not so when your vile daggers Hack'd one another in the 

sides of Caesar。 You show'd your teeth like apes�察�and fawn'd like hounds�察�



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And bow'd like bondmen�察�kissing Caesar's feet�察�Whilst damned Casca�察�like 

a   cur�察  �behind   Strooke   Caesar   on   the   neck。   O   you   flatterers�   �CASSIUS。 

Flatterers�拭�Now�察�Brutus�察�thank yourself。 This tongue had not offended so 

today�察�If Cassius might have ruled。 OCTAVIUS。 Come�察�come�察�the cause。 If 

arguing make us sweat�察�The proof of it will turn to redder drops。 Look�察�I 

draw a sword against conspirators�察�When think you that the sword goes up 

again�拭�Never�察�till Caesar's three and thirty wounds Be well avenged�察�or till 

another Caesar Have added slaughter to the sword of traitors。 BRUTUS。 

Caesar�察  �thou   canst   not   die   by   traitors'   hands�察  �Unless   thou   bring'st   them 

with thee。 OCTAVIUS。 So I hope�察�I was not born to die on Brutus' sword。 

BRUTUS。   O�察  �if   thou   wert   the   noblest   of   thy   strain�察  �Young   man�察  �thou 

couldst     not   die   more    honorable。     CASSIUS。        A   peevish     school    boy�察�

worthless   of   such   honor�察 �Join'd   with   a   masker   and   a   reveler� �ANTONY。 

Old   Cassius   still�   �OCTAVIUS。   Come�察�Antony�察  �away�   �Defiance�察  �traitors�察�

hurl   we   in   your   teeth。   If   you   dare   fight   today�察  �come   to   the   field�察  �If   not�察�

when     you    have   stomachs。     Exeunt     Octavius�察   �Antony�察   �and    their  Army。 

CASSIUS。 Why�察�now�察�blow and�察�swell billow�察�and swim bark� �The storm 

is up�察�and all is on the hazard。 BRUTUS。 Ho�察�Lucilius� �Hark�察�a word with 

you。   LUCILIUS。   ��Stands   forth。�А  �My   lord�拭  �Brutus   and   Lucilius   converse 

apart。    CASSIUS。       Messala�     �MESSALA。        ��Stands    forth。�А  �What    says   my 

general�拭  �CASSIUS。   Messala�察�This   is   my   birthday�察  �as   this   very   day  Was 

Cassius     born。   Give    me   thy   hand�察  �Messala。     Be   thou   my   witness    that�察�

against my will�察�As Pompey was�察�am I compell'd to set Upon one battle all 

our liberties。 You know that I held Epicurus strong�察�And his opinion。 Now 

I change my mind�察�And partly credit things that do presage。 Coming from 

Sardis�察   �on   our   former    ensign    Two    mighty    eagles   fell�察 �and   there   they 

perch'd�察  �Gorging   and   feeding   from   our   soldiers'   hands�察  �Who   to   Philippi 

here consorted us。 This morning are they fled away and gone�察�And in their 

steads do ravens�察�crows�察�and kites Fly o'er our heads and downward look 

on us�察�As we were sickly prey。 Their shadows seem A canopy most fatal�察�

under     which    Our   army    lies�察 �ready   to  give   up   the  ghost。    MESSALA。 

Believe not so。 CASSIUS。 I but believe it partly�察�For I am fresh of spirit 

and    resolved    To   meet    all  perils  very    constantly。    BRUTUS。       Even    so�察�

Lucilius。     CASSIUS。       Now�察   �most    noble    Brutus�察  �The    gods    today   stand 



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friendly that we may�察�Lovers in peace�察�lead on our days to age� �But�察�since 

the affairs of men rest still incertain�察�Let's reason with the worst that may 

befall。  If   we   do lose   this battle�察 �then   is   this The very  last   time   we   shall 

speak together。 What are you then determined to do�拭�BRUTUS。 Even by 

the rule of that philosophy By which I did blame Cato for the death Which 

he did give himself´ I know not how�察�But I do find it cowardly and vile�察�

For fear of what might fall�察�so to prevent The time of life´ arming myself 

with patience To stay the providence of some high powers That govern us 

below。 CASSIUS。 Then�察�if we lose this battle�察�You are contented to be led 

in   triumph   Thorough   the   streets   of   Rome�拭  �BRUTUS。   No�察  �Cassius�察  �no。 

Think not�察�thou noble Roman�察�That ever Brutus will go bound to Rome�察�

He bears too great a mind。 But this same day Must end that work the ides 

of March begun。 And whether we shall meet again I know not。 Therefore 

our   everlasting   farewell   take。   Forever�察  �and   forever�察  �farewell�察  �Cassius�   �If 

we do meet again�察�why�察�we shall smile�察�If not�察�why then this parting was 

well made。 CASSIUS。 Forever and forever farewell�察�Brutus� �If we do meet 

again�察  �we'll   smile   indeed�察  �If   not�察  �'tis   true   this   parting   was   well   made。 

BRUTUS。 Why then�察�lead on。 O�察�that a man might know The end of this 

day's business ere it come� �But it sufficeth that the day will end�察�And then 

the end is known。 Come�察�ho� �Away� �Exeunt。 



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                        SCENE II。 The field of battle。 



     Alarum。 Enter B

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