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       Re´enter Lucius with Ligarius。 



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       LUCIUS。 Here is a sick man that would speak with you。 BRUTUS。 

Caius Ligarius�察�that Metellus spake of。 Boy�察�stand aside。 Caius Ligarius�察�

how�拭     �LIGARIUS。        Vouchsafe     good    morrow      from    a  feeble    tongue。 

BRUTUS。   O�察  �what   a   time   have   you   chose   out�察  �brave   Caius�察  �To   wear   a 

kerchief� �Would you were not sick� �LIGARIUS。 I am not sick�察�if Brutus 

have in hand Any exploit worthy the name of honor。 BRUTUS。 Such an 

exploit   have   I   in   hand�察  �Ligarius�察  �Had   you   a   healthful   ear   to   hear   of   it。 

LIGARIUS。 By all the gods that Romans bow before�察�I here discard my 

sickness� �Soul of Rome� �Brave son�察�derived from honorable loins� �Thou�察�

like   an   exorcist�察  �hast   conjured up   My  mortified   spirit。   Now  bid   me   run�察�

And   I   will   strive   with   things   impossible�察  �Yea�察  �get   the   better   of   them。 

What's to do�拭�BRUTUS。 A piece of work that will make sick men whole。 

LIGARIUS。 But are not some whole that we must make sick�拭�BRUTUS。 

That must we also。 What it is�察�my Caius�察�I shall unfold to thee�察�as we are 

going To whom it must be done。 LIGARIUS。 Set on your foot�察�And with a 

heart new´fired I follow you�察�To do I know not what�察�but it sufficeth That 

Brutus leads me on。 BRUTUS。 Follow me then。 Exeunt。 



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      SCENE II。 Caesar's house。 Thunder and lightning。 



     Enter Caesar�察�in his nightgown。 

       CAESAR。 Nor heaven nor earth have been at peace tonight。 Thrice 

hath Calpurnia in her sleep cried out�察 �Help�察�ho� �They  murther   Caesar� ─�

Who's within�拭�

       Enter a Servant。 

       SERVANT。        My    lord�拭  �CAESAR。       Go   bid   the   priests  do   present 

sacrifice�察�And bring me their opinions of success。 SERVANT。 I will�察�my 

lord。 Exit。 

       Enter Calpurnia。 

       CALPURNIA。   What   mean   you�察  �Caesar�拭  �Think   you   to   walk   forth�拭�

You shall not stir out of your house today。 CAESAR。 Caesar shall forth�此�

the things that threaten'd me Ne'er look'd but on my back�察�when they shall 

see The face of Caesar�察�they are vanished。 CALPURNIA。 Caesar�察�I I stood 

on ceremonies�察�Yet now they fright me。 There is one within�察�Besides the 

things that we have heard and seen�察�Recounts most horrid sights seen by 

the watch。 A lioness hath whelped in the streets�察�And graves have yawn'd�察�

and yielded up their dead�察�Fierce fiery warriors fight upon the clouds�察�In 

ranks and squadrons and right form of war�察�Which drizzled blood upon the 

Capitol�察�The noise of battle hurtled in the air�察�Horses did neigh and dying 

men   did   groan�察  �And   ghosts   did   shriek   and   squeal   about   the   streets。   O 

Caesar� �These things are beyond all use�察�And I do fear them。 CAESAR。 

What   can   be   avoided   Whose   end   is   purposed   by   the   mighty   gods�拭  �Yet 

Caesar shall go forth�察�for these predictions Are to the world in general as 

to   Caesar。   CALPURNIA。   When   beggars   die�察  �there   are   no   comets   seen�察�

The    heavens     themselves     blaze   forth  the   death   of  princes。   CAESAR。 

Cowards   die   many   times   before   their   deaths�察  �The   valiant   never   taste   of 

death but once。 Of all the wonders that I yet have heard�察�It seems to me 

most strange that men should fear Seeing that death�察�a necessary end�察�Will 

come when it will come。 

       Re´enter Servant。 

       What say the augurers�拭�SERVANT。 They would not have you to stir 

forth today。 Plucking the entrails of an offering forth�察�They could not find 



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a   heart   within    the   beast。   CAESAR。        The   gods    do   this  in   shame    of 

cowardice。 Caesar should be a beast without a heart If he should stay at 

home   today  for   fear。   No�察  �Caesar shall   not。   Danger   knows   full   well That 

Caesar   is   more   dangerous   than   he。  We   are   two   lions   litter'd   in   one   day�察�

And      I  the   elder    and    more     terrible。   And    Caesar     shall    go   forth。 

CALPURNIA。 Alas�察  �my   lord�察�Your   wisdom   is   consumed   in   confidence。 

Do not go forth today。 Call it my fear That keeps you in the house and not 

your own。 We'll send Mark Antony to the Senate House�察�And he shall say 

you are not well today。 Let me�察�upon my knee�察�prevail in this。 CAESAR。 

Mark Antony shall say I am not well�察�And�察�for thy humor�察�I will stay at 

home。 

       Enter Decius。 

       Here's Decius Brutus�察�he shall tell them so。 DECIUS。 Caesar�察�all hail� �

Good morrow�察�worthy Caesar� �I come to fetch you to the Senate House。 

CAESAR。 And you are come in very happy time To bear my greeting to 

the senators And tell them that I will not come today。 Cannot�察�is false�察�and 

that   I  dare   not�察 �falser�此  �I  will  not   come    today。   Tell  them    so�察 �Decius。 

CALPURNIA。 Say he is sick。 CAESAR。 Shall Caesar send a lie�拭�Have I 

in conquest stretch'd mine arm so far To be afeard to tell greybeards the 

truth�拭�Decius�察�go tell them Caesar will not come。 DECIUS。 Most mighty 

Caesar�察�let me know some cause�察�Lest I be laugh'd at when I tell them so。 

CAESAR。   The   cause   is   in   my   will�此  �I   will   not   come�察  �That   is   enough   to 

satisfy the Senate。 But�察�for your private satisfaction�察�Because I love you�察�I 

will let you know。 Calpurnia here�察�my wife�察�stays me at home�察�She dreamt 

tonight she saw my statue�察�Which�察�like a fountain with an hundred spouts�察�

Did run pure blood�察�and many lusty Romans Came smiling and did bathe 

their hands in it。 And these does she apply for warnings and portents And 

evils imminent�察�and on her knee Hath begg'd that I will stay at home today。 

DECIUS。   This   dream   is   all   amiss   interpreted�察  �It   was   a   vision   fair   and 

fortunate。 Your   statue   spouting   blood   in   many   pipes�察  �In   which   so   many 

smiling   Romans   bathed�察  �Signifies   that   from   you   great   Rome   shall   suck 

Reviving blood�察�and that great men shall press For tinctures�察�stains�察�relics�察�

and   cognizance。   This   by   Calpurnia's   dream   is   signified。   CAESAR。 And 

this   way  have   you   well   expounded   it。   DECIUS。   I   have�察  �when   you   have 



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heard what I can say。 And know it now�察�the Senate have concluded To give 

this day a crown to mighty Caesar。 If you shall send them word you will 

not   come�察  �Their   minds   may   change。   Besides�察  �it   were   a   mock Apt   to   be 

render'd�察�for someone to say ;Break up the Senate till another time�察�When 

Caesar's wife shall meet with better dreams。; If Caesar hide himself�察�shall 

they not whisper ;Lo�察�Caesar is afraid;�拭�Pardon me�察�Caesar�察�for my dear 

dear love To your proceeding bids me tell you this�察�And reason to my love 

is liable。 CAESAR。 How foolish do your fears seem now�察�Calpurnia� �I am 

ashamed I did yield to them。 Give me my robe�察�for I will go。 

       Enter   Publius�察   �Brutus�察  �Ligarius�察   �Metellus�察   �Casca�察   �Trebonius�察   �and 

Cinna。 

       And    look   where    Publius    is  come   to  fetch   me。   PUBLIUS。       Good 

morrow��Caesar。        CAESAR。       Welcome�察     �Publius。    What�察   �Brutus�察   �are  you 

stirr'd so early too�拭�Good morrow�察�Casca。 Caius Ligarius�察�Caesar was ne'er 

so much your enemy As that same ague which hath made you lean。 What 

is't o'clock�拭�BRUTUS。 Caesar�察�'tis strucken eight。 CAESAR。 I thank you 

for your pains and courtesy。 

       Enter Antony。 

       See�察�Antony�察�that revels long o' 

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