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Caesar Final Flashcards

1
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strong determination to succeed

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ambitious (packet 5)

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2
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to make guilt or an offense more forgivable or less serious

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extenuated (packet 5)

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place a corpse in a grave, tomb, typically with funeral rites

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interred (packet 5)

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small chest for holding values

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coffers (packet 5)

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material made from an animal skin and used a durable writing surface in medical times

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parchment (packet 5)

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people entitled to someone’s property

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heirs (packet 5)

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a vehicle for transporting a dead body

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hearse (packet 5)

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8
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loose cloak or shawl

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mantle (packet 5)

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9
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the crime of betraying one’s country

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treason (packet 5)

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10
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a public speaker

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orator (packet 5)

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11
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silver coin

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drachmae (packet 5)

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12
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amount of money or property left for someone

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legacies (packet 5)

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13
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banning, forbidding

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proscription (packet 5)

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14
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false and malicious of a spoken statement

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slanderous (packet 5)

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15
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food

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provender (packet 5)

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16
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levying

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collect, impose (packet 5)

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17
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serious and immediate danger

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perils (packet 5)

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18
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Antony continously refers to Brutus and Cassius as what type of men?

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honourable (packet 5)

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19
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What are the names of the common people?

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plebians (packet 5)

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20
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What character is considered an errand boy and the weakest person in the new triumphant?

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lepidus (packet 5)

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21
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Who makes up the new triumphrant?

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Antony, Octavious, Lepidus (packet 5)

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22
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What conspirator gave Caesar the most unkindest cut of all?

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Brutus (packet 5)

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23
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In Caesar’s fake will, what did the people of rome receive?

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75 drachmae, land, gardens (packet 5)

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24
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Who was mistaken for one of the conspirators and killed?

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Cinna the Poet (packet 5)

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25
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What word did Brutus use to describe Caesar at the pulpit?

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ambitious (packet 5)

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26
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Antony compares lepidus to what animal?

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donkey, ass (packet 5)

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27
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What is “Nervii”?

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A mixed Celto-German tribe occupying parts of Hainault and Flanders and called by Plutarch “the stoutest warriors of all the Belgae” they were defeated by Caesar (packet 5)

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28
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In the footnotes, angel refers to what?

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Best beloved darling (packet 5)

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29
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When Antony, Octavius, and Lepidus meet and discuss Brutus, Cassius, and their battle plans, what is their location?

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A small island in the river Lavinius near Donomia (packet 5)

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30
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In the footnotes, what is a threefold world?

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A refernce to the trine structure of the world, consisting of Europe, Asia, and Africa. In the roman world, consisting of East and West provinces of Africa, was divided among the new tripower (packet 5)

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31
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To address a man or boy, lower status then a speaker

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Sirrah

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32
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Having great power or influence

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Puissant

Packet 4

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33
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To lower or bend down, bowing

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Couchings

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34
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To order into

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Decree

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35
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To cower, cringe

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Spaniel

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36
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Flatterer

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Fawning

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37
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To expel from a country

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Banished

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38
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A mean cowardly person or dog

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Cur

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39
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Citizenship

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Enfranchisement

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40
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The vault if heaven or sky

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Firmament

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41
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Not subject to denial or dispute. Not able to attack

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Unassailable

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42
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A raised platform

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Pulpit

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43
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Bewildered. Perplexed. Confused.

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Confounded

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44
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Rebellion against authority

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Mutiny

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45
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To rub all over

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Besmear

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46
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Utterly depressed. Helpless

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Prostrate

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47
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Desire to inflict injury or harm. Evil

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Malice

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48
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To be powerless

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Bayed

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49
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Kind, team, humble

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Meek

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50
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Make predictions

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Prophesy

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51
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A measurement equal to 3 miles

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League

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52
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A public speech

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Oration

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53
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Place or insert between one thing and do another

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Interpose

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54
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A solemn promise

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Oath

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55
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To shift position

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Palter

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56
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Cautious. Wary

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Cautelous

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57
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Decaying of flesh

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Carrions

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58
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A planner or someone who helps plan

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Contriver

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59
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Dead body of an animal

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Carcass

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60
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A person that gets rid of something. Cleans and purifies

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Purgers

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61
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The highest priest in Ancient Rome

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Augurers

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62
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To carry lightly and smoothly throughout the air

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Wafted

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63
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Damp, musty, cold

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Dank

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64
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Prostitute or whore

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Harlot

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65
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Having a healthy red color

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Ruddy

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66
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Give something to someone in a gracious manner

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Vouchsafe

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67
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Showing current or determination

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Valiant

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68
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Intestines of animal or human bodies. Inter most part of something

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Entrails

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69
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Old men

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Grey beards

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70
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Something about to happen

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Imminent

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71
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Not quite right. Out of place

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Amiss

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72
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Jealousy. Need to beat someone else

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Emulation.

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73
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Dishonest craft person

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Knave

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74
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Put together clumsily

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Cobble

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75
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Awards and acknowledgments

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Tributaries

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76
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Architecture used for defense

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Battlements

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77
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To discontinue suspend or pause

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Intermit

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78
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And elevated rank of character

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Exalted

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79
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Slaves

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Servile

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80
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15 March the middle of March

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Ides

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81
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An expression

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Countenance

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82
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Irritated or annoyed

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Vexed

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83
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Deep thoughts, to ponder

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Connotations

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84
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To mourn the dead

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Lamented

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85
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Dressed in military gear

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Accoutred

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86
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Weak

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Feeble

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87
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Giant

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Colossus

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88
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Slight importance

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Underlings

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89
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Enclosed. Envelop. To cover

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Encompassed

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90
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Perspective and view of others

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Repute

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91
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Punish and scold

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Chidden

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92
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Leaf halo or flower crown

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Coronet

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93
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Gladly

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Fain

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94
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Unwilling

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Loath

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95
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Noisy crowd or mob

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Rabblement

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96
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Faint

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Swoon

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97
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Nasty and worthless

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Rogues

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98
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Weakness

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Infirmity

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99
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Courage

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Mettle

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100
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disagreement, anger, bitterness

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strife (packet 2)

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101
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bold and lively

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saucy (packet 2)

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102
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united, combined

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conjointly (packet 2)

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103
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events of great significance

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portentous (packet 2)

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104
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full of danger or risk

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perilous (packet 2)

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105
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abnormal

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prodigious (packet 2)

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106
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muscular strength

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thews (packet 2)

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107
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wooden crosspiece that is fastened over the necks of two animals to which the animals pull a cart

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yoke (packet 2)

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108
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cruel ruler

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tyrant (packet 2)

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109
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ability to remember facts and impressions easily

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retentive (packet 2)

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110
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a slave

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bondman (packet 2)

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111
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organs of an animal, typically used for food

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offals (packet 2)

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112
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remedy or set right

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redress (packet 2)

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113
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a person’s manner of walking

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gait (packet 2)

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114
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present(verb)

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bestow (packet 2)

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115
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medival chemistry that was magical and turned bases into a gold

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alchemy (packet 2)

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116
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slender candle

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taper (packet 2)

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117
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a small venomous snake

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adde (packet 2)r

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118
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having a low rank, humble

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lowliness (packet 2)

119
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made greater in size or value

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augmented (packet 2)

120
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the furthest point of limit

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extremities (packet 2)

121
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temporary; intervening time

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interim (packet 2)

122
Q

What character was the lender of bad soles?

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The cobbler

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123
Q

Whose death was there a parade heals for on the beginning of the play?

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Pompey

124
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Who is ceasers wife?

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Calphurnina

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125
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How many times was the crown offered to ceaser?

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3

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126
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What disease does ceaser have?

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Epilepsy

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127
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Who warned ceaser about the idea of March?

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Soothsayer

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128
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Who is Brutus’ servant?

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Lucius

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129
Q

What is Brutus and Cassius relationship?

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Brother in laws

130
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What dries the metaphor mean by “think of him as a sopranos egg,kill him in the shell”?

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Kill ceaser before he gains anymore power

131
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What were some prodigies in the street the night of the storm?

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A lion, men on fire, fire raining down, fire on a mans hand without burning him, the midnight owl at noon

132
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How does Cassius recognize Cinna from far away?

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His gait (walk)

133
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What character said “a very pleasing night to honest men”

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Cassius

134
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What does Brutus servant find while getting the taper?

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A note from a citizen (actually from Cassius trying to trick him)

135
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a violent uprising on authority

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insurrection (packet 2)

136
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small organized group part of a larger group

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faction (packet 2)

137
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a persons face

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visage (packet 2)

138
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brave; heroic

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gallant (packet 6)

139
Q

old horse

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jade (packet 6)

140
Q

Who is said to have silver hairs?

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Cicero

141
Q

What character is suggested to be killed along with ceaser?

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Mark Antony

142
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What character says “let’s me sacrifices nit butchers”?

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Brutus

143
Q

Who believes than can convince ceaser to go to the Capitol?

A

Decius

144
Q

How did Cato Portia’s father die?

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Commited suicide to avoid ceaser

145
Q

What sick character shows up at Brutus house?

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Ligarius

146
Q

What happens to calphurnia to convince ceaser not to go to the Capitol?

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She had a bad dream that there were many wholes in ceaser spouting blood with many smiling Romans wiping their hands in the blood

147
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What does artemidorous have for ceaser?

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A letter war being him not to go to the senate

148
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dispute

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wrangle (packet 6)

149
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selling things

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mart (packet 6)

150
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act of scolding or punishing somo

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chastisement (packet 6)

151
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anger

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choler (packet 6)

152
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amusement with laughter

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mirth (packet 6)

153
Q

readily expressing anger or irritation

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waspish (packet 6)

154
Q

a unit of 3000-6000 men in ancient rome army

A

legions (packet 6)

155
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to learn, study, memorize

A

conned (packet 6)

156
Q

routine

A

rote (packet 6)

157
Q

anger

A

choler

158
Q

readily expressing anger or irritation

A

waspish

159
Q

a unit of 3000-6000 men in ancient rome army

A

legions

160
Q

to learn, study, memorize

A

conned

161
Q

routine

A

rote

162
Q

When is the feast of Lupercal?

A

February 15

163
Q

Would Brutus rather die or lose honor?

A

Die

164
Q

What does it mean “the fault, dear Brutus is not in our stars but in ourselves, that we are underlings?

A

It’s the people’s fault caeser has so much power

165
Q

Who’s relatives were the original founders of the roman republic?

A

Brutus

166
Q

Who was ceasers “right hand man”?

A

Mark Antony

167
Q

Why does caeser not like Cassius?

A

Because he is not a “sleek headers man” he lean and hungry. He reminds caeser of himself

168
Q

Why was ceasers left ear deaf?

A

Epilepsy

169
Q

Where did the saying “it’s all Greek to me” come from?

A

She couldn’t understand commoners taking in Greek

170
Q

to express disapointment

A

chide (packet 6)

171
Q

pessimestic, believes selfishness motivates them; school of philosophy

A

cynic (packet 6)

172
Q

quick and light

A

nimbleness (packet 6)

173
Q

miserable person

A

niggard (packet 6)

174
Q

who does portia send to the senate house to check on brutus

A

lucius

175
Q

Who believes Populous Lena discovered their plan

A

Cassius

176
Q

Who is being banished by Caesar

A

Pubius Cimber

177
Q

Who warns Caesar again on his way into the capitol

A

Soothsayer says for today is the ides of march

178
Q

Who stabs Caesar first? Last?

A

Casca, Brutus

179
Q

Et tu Brute means what?

A

You too, my child”

180
Q

What does antony beg of brutus?

A

He begs him to kill him now with caesar

181
Q

Who will speak at the pulpit first?

A

Brutus

182
Q

What character lies within the seven leagues of rome?

A

caesar

183
Q

Who is publius’s brother?

A

Metellas Cimber

184
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what character leads mark antony away from the capitol while they kill caesar

A

trebonius

185
Q

a conference with the other side

A

parley

186
Q

easily irritated

A

peevish

187
Q

concealer

A

masker

188
Q

person enjoying themselves in a loud way

A

reveller

189
Q

a large mass of something

A

billow

190
Q

sign/warning that something bad will happen

A

presage

191
Q

role someone fills

A

stead

192
Q

handle of a weapon

A

hilts

193
Q

news

A

tidings

194
Q

without comfort

A

disconsolate

195
Q

to rise to the occasion

A

engendered

196
Q

make poisenous

A

envenomed

197
Q

announce publically

A

proclaim

198
Q

think deeply

A

meditates

199
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a polite request

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prithee

200
Q

Why was the feast of Lupercal being celebrated?

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To try to make calphurnia fertile with a baby

201
Q

who made up the original triumphant?

A

crassus, caesar, pompey

202
Q

who was cato?

A

cato was portia’s dad committed suicide so caesar wouldn’t rule over him

203
Q

what is the name of caesars daughter

A

jolia

204
Q

who was the cobbler

A

a mender of bad soles

205
Q

what day is the feast of loopercow?

A

feb 15

206
Q

What is Sardis

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The chief city of Lydia made by the Romans

207
Q

Where was Brutus when the conspirators showed up at his house at night

A

His garden

208
Q

Who’s tent where Brutus and Cassius in when the argued

A

Brutus

209
Q

In the footnotes, what does trash mean

A

Money

210
Q

In the footnotes what is a spleen

A

The seat of the sudden emotions and passions

211
Q

In the footnotes what are counters

A

Counterfeit coins

212
Q

In the footnotes who is Pluto and what does he symbolize

A

Son of Demeter and Iasion. Symbolizes wealth

213
Q

Who is guarding the tent while Brutus and Cassius argue

A

Lucillus

214
Q

This character tries to break in the tent while B n C are argueing and what did he do

A

Poet. Diverted attention away from the arguing and helped make peace in a way

215
Q

In the footnotes what is a cynic

A

One of the school of philosophy which advocated extreme ascetism

216
Q

In the footnotes what is a sirrah

A

A term of address expressing contempt or reprimand

217
Q

How did Portia die

A

She committed suicide and swallowed hot coals. She did this because Brutus neglected her

218
Q

Who tells B&C Cicero is dead

A

Messala

219
Q

Why does Brutus want to go to Philippi to start war

A

He believes that they need to win over the Sardians because they were forced to be loyal before. So now Brutus is afraid that Octavius and Anthony will win them over

220
Q

Why does Cassius want to wait for war

A

He wants Octavius in Anthony to come to them so their troops are tired and worn out

221
Q

What is hybia

A

Town in Sicily famous for the honey produced in the surrounding hills

222
Q

How many stabs did caesar have according to the play? How many according to the footnotes?

A

Three and thirty(33); 20

223
Q

Who is Epicurus

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Moral and natural philosopher whose main doctrine entailed a distrust of the supernaturl. This is mentioned twice once before the murder of Caesar and once before the battle at Philippi

224
Q

What is ensign

A

Banner

225
Q

Titinus is Cassius’s what?

A

Friend

226
Q

Pindarus is Cassius’s what?

A

Slave

227
Q

Cassius sends whom down into the battle field

A

Titinis

228
Q

Who lies to Cassius about titinus being dead

A

Pindarus

229
Q

How does Cassius die

A

He closes his eyes, makes pindarus stab him bc he believed that Titinus died.

230
Q

How does titinus die

A

Stabs himself in the heart on top of Cassius

231
Q

Who tricks the soldiers into thinking they are Brutus

A

Lucillus

232
Q

How many times did Brutus see the ghost of Caesar

A
  1. Once at Sardis. Once in the Philippi fields
233
Q

How did Brutus die

A

He asked strato to hold a sword and turn his head around while Brutus runs into the sword

234
Q

Who says “so call the field to rest, and let’s away to part the glories of this happy day”

A

Cassius

235
Q

What does the night screech owl represent?

A

A monster if the night

236
Q

What does “he would not be a wolf but that he’s sees the roman as sheep” mean?

A

The commoners are letting him take control

237
Q

What was used as a shelter from rain?

A

Pompeys porch

238
Q

Where is pompeys theater located?

A

Campus Martius

239
Q

“The loneliness is young ambitions ladder” what does this mean

A

The roam and are the “ladder steps” to Caesars take over

240
Q

“To speak and strike? Oh Rome, I make the promise, if the redress will follow, though Receiveclst They full petition at hand of Brutus” what does this mean?

A

Brutus can become kings but he can’t do it all, Rome has to fix itself

241
Q

Who was the last king of Rome?

A

Tarquinius

242
Q

Who is the sun of chaos and darkness?

A

Erebus

243
Q

What is a another meaning for “ so let high sighted tyranny range on”

A

A hawk or eagle flying high in search for pray

244
Q

What is anther word for ruddy drops?

A

Blood

245
Q

What is it called when soldiers form as a square?

A

Squadrons

246
Q

Why was publius cimber banish repealed?

A

Caeser died

247
Q

What is the market place called?

A

The forum

248
Q

Why did they say he conspirators hand were stained purple?

A

Purple is a sign of royalty for caesers blood

249
Q

What is the Lethe river?

A

The river in hades. River of forgetfulness

250
Q

What 2 commoners yell at commoners for praising caeser for killing Pompey and kids?

A

Flavius and merely a

251
Q

What other person is there that names there occupation besides the cobbler?

A

The carpenter

252
Q

Who does Brutus pull by the sleeve after hearing shouts?

A

Cas a

253
Q

What is a reason Cassius claims caeser is weak?

A

He had to save him when swimming in a river

254
Q

why did Cassius bear his boosum under the Lightning bolt?

A

If the gods struck him he would die, if they didn’t it was like an approval to kill caeser

255
Q

“Good gentlemen, look fresh and merrily:let not our looks put on our purposes” what does this mean?

A

Look like you are a fat sleek headed man who sleeps at night. Don’t let your tired looks show you’ve been up all night planning a death

256
Q

Why does Brutus get so upset that Cassius brought up an oath?

A

Beam cause if they had to promise to do it they might as well just go home if there intentions Wernet straight enough to stay with the group than just leave.

257
Q

Why does Portia cut her leg?

A

To show that she is tough enough to hear the truth

258
Q

Who went to school with Brutus

A

Volumnius

259
Q

What is a thunderstorm

A

Thunderbolt

260
Q

What awning is used for protection from the rain

A

Pompeys porch

261
Q

Feast of Lupercal was celebrated why

A

Fertility

262
Q

Why does Cassius want Brutus to join the conspiracy

A

Brutus is well thought of by the people. If he supported the conspiracy the conspirators would be in favor with the people following the assassination

263
Q

How did Cassius get Brutus to join the conspiracy

A

Forged notes to Brutus from several citizens in order to help sway Brutus again Cesar

264
Q

Why did Brutus believe Caesar’s assassination was necessary

A

He thought it would be best for the citizens of Rome

265
Q

Why did Brutus not want an oath

A

Because they were bound by there cause and not by empty words

266
Q

How was Cesar physically challenged

A

He was deaf in his right ear. Called mark Antony right hand man

267
Q

Who said “set honor in one eye and death in the other and I will look on both indifferently for let the gods speed me as I love the name of honor more than I feared death

A

Brutus

268
Q

Who said “the fault dear Brutus is not in our stars”

A

Cassius

269
Q

Who was the first to agree to Cassius plan

A

Casca

270
Q

Who said “when these prodigies do so conjointly me let not man say ‘these are the reasons they are natural’ for I believe they are portentous things into the climate that they are upon”

A

Casca

271
Q

Who said “I know where I will wear this dagger then: Cassius from bondage will deliver Casseus

A

Cassius

272
Q

Who said “if I know this, knew all the world besides, that part of tyranny that I do bear to shake off at pleasure”

A

Cassius

273
Q

What name in the play is epilepsy referred as to

A

The falling sickness

274
Q

What was the first warning

A

Soothsayer saying “beware the Ides of March”

275
Q

Who was part of the original triumphant

A

Crassus, caesar, and Pompey

276
Q

Why does Cassius suggest that Mark Anthony should be killed two

A

He suggests this because he knows that Antony will avenge Caesars death

277
Q

What excuse does Brutus make it to his wife

A

He tells Portua that the reason he is out of that is because he is sick

278
Q

What does Brutus’s wife do to show her love

A

Stabs herself

279
Q

Who is Cato and what did he do

A

Cato was Portia’s dad who committed suicide so caesar would not take his life

280
Q

What was Calpurnia’s dream

A

She warned Caesar not to go to the capital because she saw the Roman fountain statue pouring in shooting out blood

281
Q

Who said “let us be sacrificers, but not butchers”

A

Brutus

282
Q

Who said “Good gentleman, look fresh and merrily; let not our looks put on our purposes

A

Brutus

283
Q

Who said “here as I point my sword the sun arises”

A

Casca

284
Q

Who does Portia send to check on Brutus in the Capitol

A

Lucius

285
Q

Who does Cassius believe discovered their plan

A

Popilliis Lena

286
Q

Who is caesar banishing

A

Publius Cimber

287
Q

Before Cesar goes into the capital what happens?

A

Soothsayer warned him that today is the Ides of March

288
Q

Who stab Cesar first

A

Cassius

289
Q

Who said “how many times shall Cesar bleed and sport that now on Pompeys basis lies among no worthier than dust”

A

Brutus

290
Q

Who said “ay, everyman away. Brutus shall lead and we will graces heels with the most boldest and best hearts of Rome”

A

Cassius

291
Q

Ligarius isn’t actually sick. Why is he wearing a kerchief?

A

He’s hiding his face from commoners and the gods

292
Q

“How many ages hence shall this our lofty scene be acted over in states unborn and accents yet unknown” what is this referring to?

A

How many times this play is preformed and hitler etc

293
Q

What is Ate the God of?

A

Vengeance

Julius Caesar (1 decks)

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