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…So is my horse. An Overview of Antony’s Character In Shakespeare’s Play Julius Caesar For a quick, witty, double crossing politician, Antony is still known for a "masker and a revealer." In III. you thought that the death of Caesar made this act…

…with her. At this point, Julius Caesar of Rome arrived in pursuit of an enemy, who was seeking help from Ptolemy. Cleopatra had to roll herself up in a rug so that she wouldn’t get killed while entering Egypt. If she hadn’t hidden herself she would have been…

…company" (Jackson). This is the farthest he ever traveled from his hometown of Stratford-on-Avon. In many of his plays, Shakespeare talks about places around the world, namely Italy. One of his most famous plays, "Julius Caesar," takes place in Rome, Italy…

…was the adopted heir of Julius Caesar, and he attained his position and held it without meeting with the same fate as his Uncle Julius Caesar. Augustus had to bring the people to his side and win the support of the military in order to gain his trust from the senate…

…. This gruesome scene can be related to Julius Caesar's death. The tormented souls could represent the enemies of Caesar. 'Caesar had spared the lives of many of his most famous enemies...' (Short Histories, p33) These enemies rose up and slew him for his kindness…

…gave cultural and political shape to the subsequent history of Europe from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance to the present day. In 44 bc Gaius Julius Caesar, the Roman leader who ruled the Roman Republic as a dictator, was assassinated . Rome…

…presents a different example of human genius from history and contrasts the similarities and differences between them. The first stanza talks about Julius Caesar, a great political and military genius of who was responsible for the expansion…

…was unfortunately unable to claim her prize (Egypt) until the arrival of Julius Caesar at Alexandria (Microsoft Encarta). She knew that she could not win the battle without help so she used her intriguing ways to persuade Caesar to help (Thomas 3). Cleopatra wanted…

…his victories, though the public adored him and considered him a hero. Thus, in 60 B.C., Pompey, Julius Caesar, and Marcus Crassus allied and were called the First Triumvirate. The other Roman leaders tried to split the two leaders who were left after…

…with Dionysus. Moving through the Renaissance, there was a change in social attitudes and behaviors. These changes are underscored by the changes to the classic tragedy made by William Shakespeare. In both Julius Caesar and Hamlet, Shakespeare combines…