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Shakespeare's Roman plays and their background

Note 157 — Chapter II · SHAKESPEARE’S TRANSMUTATION OF HIS MATERIAL

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Cassius says at the end of the long opening scene of the series: “It is after midnight” (Act i. iii. 163). In the last scene of the group, Cinna, on his way to Caesar’s funeral, is murdered by the rioters apparently just after they have left Antony.

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