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Read the original and modern English translations of the first scene of Act 3 in Julius Caesar, where Caesar and his senators discuss the problems of the state. See how the characters react to the soothsayer's warning and the petitions of the citizens.
Jul 31, 2015 · Read the full text of Act 3, scene 1 of Julius Caesar, where the conspirators stab Caesar to death in the Capitol. See the synopsis, annotations, and historical context of this pivotal scene.
Caesar is assassinated by Brutus and other conspirators in the Senate, while Antony praises his bravery and asks to speak at his funeral. The conspirators debate how to explain their deed to the people and fear Antony's influence, while Octavius's servant warns of his approach.
Caesar is assassinated by Brutus and other conspirators in the Senate-House. Read the scene summary, watch the videos, and explore the glossed words and notebook for this pivotal moment in the play.
Caesar is stabbed to death by the conspirators in the Capitol, while Brutus and Cassius try to justify their actions to Antony. The scene explores themes of fate, irony, and rhetoric, as well as the contrast between Brutus's logic and Antony's passion.
Read the full text of Act 3 Scene 1 of Julius Caesar, where Caesar is assassinated by the conspirators. See how they justify their deed, and how Antony and Octavius react to the news.
Read and listen to the modern translation of Act 3 Scene 1 of Julius Caesar, where Caesar and his senators discuss the petitions of the citizens and the conspiracy of Brutus and Cassius. See the original text, the flourish, and the audio options.
