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A Probable Italian Source of Shakespeare's "Julius Cæsar"

Note 118 — BRUTUS

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But, as usual, Pescetti fails to take full advantage of this motif. During the wordy progress of the drama we lose sight of Antony, and only a few lines at the end suggest him as the Nemesis of the conspirators.

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