Now, Antony, everything is turning out as we had hoped. You said the enemy wouldn't come down into the valleys, but would stick to the hills and higher ground. That proves to be false. Their forces are nearby, and they intend to confront us at Philippi, entering into battle before we force it on them.
Stop!
Pass on the order, and stop!
What's this, Lucilius, is Cassius nearby?
He's close by. Pindarus has come to salute you on behalf of this master.
These people will be killed, then; their names have been marked.
Your brother has to die too. Do you agree, Lepidus?
I do agree.
Mark him down, Antony.
On the condition that Publius, your nephew, Mark Antony, also dies.
I dreamed last night that I was feasting with Caesar, and my dream was full of unlucky omens. I don't want to leave home, but something's drawing me out.
What is your name?
Where are you going?
Where do you live?
Give us some answers! We want answers!
Then follow me and let me speak to you, friends. Cassius, you go into the other street and divide the crowd. Let anyone who wants to hear me speak stay here, and those who wish to hear you can go with you. We'll both give reasons before the public for Caesar's death.
I want to hear Brutus speak.
[To the Soothsayer] The 15th of March has come.
Yes, Caesar, but it is not over.
Greetings, Caesar! Read this schedule.
Trebonius would like you to read over his humble request, at your leisure.
Oh, Caesar, read mine first, for mine is a request that's more relevant to you. Read it, great Caesar!
Please, boy, go to the senate. Don't stay here to give me a reply, just get going. Why are you hanging around?
To hear what my errand is, madam.
'Caesar, beware of Brutus. Be careful of Cassius. Don't go near Casca. Look out for Cinna. Don't trust Trebonius. Watch out for Metellus Cimber. Decius Brutus is not a friend to you. You have wronged Caius Ligarius. All these men are of one mind, and it is turned against you. If you're not immortal, watch out. Overconfidence leads the way to conspiracy. May the mighty gods defend you!
With love,
Artemidorus'
Neither heaven nor earth have been quiet tonight. Calpurnia cried out three times in her sleep "Oh no, they're murdering Caesar!"—Who's there?
My lord?
Go tell the priests to perform an animal sacrifice immediately, read the signs in its internal organs, and report to me whether or not this bodes success for my endeavors.
I will, my lord.
[To Lucius] Hey, Lucius, hello! [Aside to himself] I can't tell by the position of the stars how close it is to dawn. Lucius, I say! I wish my vice was sleeping too well. When are you getting here, Lucius? [To Lucius] Wake up, I say! Hey, Lucius!
Did you call, my lord?
Get me a candle for my office, Lucius. When it's lit, come and call me.
