Act 5 — V. 5 Scene V.[109] Another part of the field[110] (continued 3)

II. QUOTATIONS FROM PLUTARCH

Antony, Octavius, and Lepidus: 116 1. Antony a lover of plays: 22 103. Antony and Cæsar's burial: 95 231. Antony and Lepidus: 87 97. Antony's eulogy of Brutus: 167 69. Antony's oration: 103 72. Antony's personal habits: 55 188. Artemidorus and Cæsar: 74 1. Brutus, Statilius, and Dardanus: 162 3. Brutus and Cassius: 123 1, 124 8, 125 18, 28, 129 82, 136 203. Brutus and Lucius Pella: 124 3. Brutus and Popilius Laena: 81 23. Brutus and the apparition: 141 277, 164 17. Brutus and the Senators: 87 83, 93 181. Brutus and writings on his chair: 40 143. Brutus as Praetor: 40 143. Brutus impersonated by Lucilius: 161 29. Brutus on Cassius's death: 159 104. Brutus sends the word of battle: 152 1. Brutus's death: 165 43. Brutus's habits: 140 252. Brutus's influence: 51 114. Brutus's manner of speech: 102 43. Brutus's philosophy of life: 151 105. Brutus's speech: 100 11. Cæsar and Calpurnia: 66 2. Cæsar and Decius: 72 107. Cæsar and the Soothsayer: 79 1. Cæsar stricken like a hunted beast: 94 205. Cæsar's blood on Pompey's image: 89 116. Cæsar's death: 86 77. Cæsar's death omens: 31 14. Cæsar's description of Cassius: 22 192. Cæsar's falling-sickness: 26 268. Cæsar's images: 8 67. Cæsar's prowess: 108 172. Cæsar's superstitions: 72 107. Cæsar's testament: 111 239. Cæsar's triumph over the Pompeians: 6 53. Cæsar's views on death: 68 33. Calpurnia pleads with Cæsar: 66 2. Cassius an Epicurean: 149 77. Cassius and Pindarus: 155 50. Cassius and Titinius: 157 90. Cassius described by Cæsar: 22 192. Cassius's birthday: 149 72. Cassius's character: 22 203. Cassius's sword: 155 46. Cassius's weak sight: 154 21. Cicero and the conspirators: 53 150. Cicero's death: 135 179. Cinna's dream and death: 114 1. Decius pleads with Cæsar: 72 107. eagles on the ensigns: 149 80. effect of the murder upon the people: 88 98. exhalations: 45 44. first of March: 45 40. hour of the battle: 159 109. Ides of March: 79 1. Ligarius: 57 215. Lucilius impersonates Brutus: 161 29. mob's violence: 112 252. Munda (battle of): 6 53. Phaonius quotes Homer: 131 128. Poet's interruption: 131 130. Pompey's porch: 39 126. Portia's (Porcia) anxiety: 75 1. Portia's courage: 61 279. Portia's death: 133 156. Portia's suspicion: 59 233. signal of battle: 145 14. soothsayer's warning: 79 1. Titinius kills himself: 157 90. triumvirs meet near Bononia: 116 1. Young Cato's death: 160 11.

Transcriber's Note:

An amendment was made to the text of Note I.62: "notes on a trumpet. used, as here," has been changed to "notes on a trumpet, used, as here,"