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holds on his rank�察�Unshaked of motion�察�and that I am he�察�Let me a little 

show it�察�even in this�察�That I was constant Cimber should be banish'd�察�And 

constant do remain to keep him so。 CINNA。 O Caesar´ CAESAR。 Hence� �

Wilt thou lift up Olympus�拭�DECIUS。 Great Caesar´ CAESAR。 Doth not 

Brutus   bootless   kneel�拭  �CASCA。   Speak�察  �hands�察  �for   me�   �Casca   first�察  �then 

the other   Conspirators   and   Marcus   Brutus   stab   Caesar。   CAESAR。   Et   tu�察�

Brute�拭�   Then   fall�察  �Caesar�   �Dies。   CINNA。   Liberty�   �Freedom�   �Tyranny   is 

dead� �Run hence�察�proclaim�察�cry it about the streets。 CASSIUS。 Some to the 

common   pulpits   and   cry   out   ;Liberty�察  �freedom�察  �and   enfranchisement� ─�

BRUTUS。   People   and   senators�察  �be   not   affrighted�察  �Fly   not�察  �stand         still�察�

ambition's debt is paid。 CASCA。 Go to the pulpit�察�Brutus。 DECIUS。 And 

Cassius too。 BRUTUS。 Where's Publius�拭�CINNA。 Here�察�quite confounded 

with   this   mutiny。   METELLUS。   Stand   fast   together�察  �lest   some   friend   of 

Caesar's   Should   chance´   BRUTUS。   Talk   not   of   standing。   Publius�察  �good 

cheer�察�There is no harm intended to your person�察�Nor to no Roman else。 So 

tell them�察�Publius。 CASSIUS。 And leave us�察�Publius�察�lest that the people 



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Rushing on us should do your age some mischief。 BRUTUS。 Do so�察�and 

let no man abide this deed But we the doers。 

       Re´enter    Trebonius。    CASSIUS。       Where    is  Antony�拭    �TREBONIUS。 

Fled to his house amazed。 Men�察�wives�察�and children stare�察�cry out�察�and run 

As it were doomsday。 BRUTUS。 Fates�察�we will know your pleasures。 That 

we shall die�察�we know�察�'tis but the time And drawing days out that men 

stand upon。 CASSIUS。 Why�察�he that cuts off twenty years of life Cuts off 

so many years of fearing death。 BRUTUS。 Grant that�察�and then is death a 

benefit�察�So are we Caesar's friends that have abridged His time of fearing 

death。 Stoop�察�Romans�察�stoop�察�And let us bathe our hands in Caesar's blood 

Up to the elbows�察�and besmear our swords�察�Then walk we forth�察�even to 

the marketplace�察�And waving our red weapons o'er our heads�察�Let's all cry�察�

;Peace�察  �freedom�察  �and   liberty� ─  �CASSIUS。   Stoop   then�察  �and   wash。   How 

many ages hence Shall this our lofty scene be acted over In states unborn 

and accents yet unknown� �BRUTUS。 How many times shall Caesar bleed 

in sport�察�That now on Pompey's basis lies along No worthier than the dust� �

CASSIUS。 So oft as that shall be�察�So often shall the knot of us be call'd 

The men that gave their country liberty。 DECIUS。 What�察�shall we forth�拭�

CASSIUS。 Ay�察�every man away。 Brutus shall lead�察�and we will grace his 

heels With the most boldest and best hearts of Rome。 

       Enter a Servant。 

       BRUTUS。 Soft�察�who comes here�拭�A friend of Antony's。 SERVANT。 

Thus�察�Brutus�察�did my master bid me kneel�察�Thus did Mark Antony bid me 

fall down�察�And�察�being prostrate�察�thus he bade me say�此�Brutus is noble�察�wise�察�

valiant�察�and honest�察�Caesar was mighty�察�bold�察�royal�察�and loving。 Say I love 

Brutus and I honor him�察�Say I fear'd Caesar�察�honor'd him�察�and loved him。 

If   Brutus   will   vouchsafe   that   Antony   May   safely   come   to   him   and   be 

resolved How Caesar hath deserved to lie in death�察�Mark Antony shall not 

love Caesar dead   So   well   as   Brutus   living�察 �but   will   follow The  fortunes 

and affairs of noble Brutus Thorough the hazards of this untrod state With 

all true faith。 So says my master Antony。 BRUTUS。 Thy master is a wise 

and   valiant   Roman�察  �I   never  thought   him  worse。 Tell   him�察  �so   please   him 

come   unto   this   place�察  �He   shall   be   satisfied   and�察  �by   my   honor�察  �Depart 

untouch'd。 SERVANT。 I'll fetch him presently。 Exit。 BRUTUS。 I know that 



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we shall have him well to friend。 CASSIUS。 I wish we may�察�but yet have I 

a mind That fears him much�察�and my misgiving still Falls shrewdly to the 

purpose。 Re´enter Antony。 

       BRUTUS。         But    here   comes      Antony。     Welcome�察      �Mark     Antony。 

ANTONY。 O mighty Caesar� �Dost thou lie so low�拭�Are all thy conquests�察�

glories�察�triumphs�察 �spoils�察 �Shrunk to this little   measure�拭�Fare   thee   well。  I 

know not�察�gentlemen�察�what you intend�察�Who else must be let blood�察�who 

else is rank。 If I myself�察�there is no hour so fit As Caesar's death's hour�察�nor 

no instrument Of half that worth as those your swords�察�made rich With the 

most noble blood of all this world。 I do beseech ye�察�if you bear me hard�察�

Now�察�whilst your purpled hands do reek and smoke�察�Fulfill your pleasure。 

Live a thousand years�察�I shall not find myself so apt to die�察�No place will 

please me so�察�no means of death�察�As here by Caesar�察�and by you cut off�察�

The   choice   and   master   spirits   of this   age。   BRUTUS。  O Antony�察 �beg   not 

your death of us� �Though now we must appear bloody and cruel�察�As�察�by 

our   hands   and   this   our   present   act   You   see   we   do�察  �yet   see   you   but   our 

hands And this the bleeding business they have done。 Our hearts you see 

not�察�they are pitiful�察�And pity to the general wrong of Rome´ As fire drives 

out fire�察�so pity pity´ Hath done this deed on Caesar。 For your part�察�To you 

our   swords   have   leaden   points�察  �Mark   Antony�察  �Our   arms   in   strength   of 

malice�察�and our hearts Of brothers' temper�察�do receive you in With all kind 

love�察  �good   thoughts�察  �and   reverence。   CASSIUS。   Your   voice   shall   be   as 

strong as any man's In the disposing of new dignities。 BRUTUS。 Only be 

patient till we have appeased The multitude�察�beside themselves with fear�察�

And then we will deliver you the cause Why I�察�that did love Caesar when I 

struck him�察�Have thus proceeded。 ANTONY。 I doubt not of your wisdom。 

Let   each   man   render   me   his   bloody   hand。   First�察  �Marcus   Brutus�察  �will   I 

shake with you�察�Next�察�Caius Cassius�察�do I take your hand�察�Now�察�Decius 

Brutus�察�yours�察�now yours�察�Metellus�察�Yours�察�Cinna�察�and�察�my valiant Casca�察�

yours�察�Though last�察 �not least   in   love�察 �yours�察 �good Trebonius。   Gentlemen 

all´ alas�察�what shall I say�拭�My credit now stands on such slippery ground�察�

That   one   of   two   bad   ways   you   must   conceit   me�察  �Either   a   coward   or   a 

flatterer。 That I did love thee�察�Caesar�察�O�察�'tis true� �If then thy spirit look 

upon   us   now�察  �Shall   it   not   grieve   thee   dearer   than   thy   death   To   see   thy 



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Antony  making   his peace�察 �Shaking   the bloody  fingers   of thy  foes�察 �Most 

noble�   �In   the   presence   of   thy   corse�拭  �Had   I   as   many   eyes   as   thou   hast 

wounds�察�Weeping as fast as they stream forth thy blood�察�It would become 

me better than to close In terms of friendship with thine enemies。 Pardon 

me�察�Julius� �Here wast thou bay'd�察�brave hart�察�Here didst thou fall�察�and here 

thy hunters stand�察�Sign'd in thy spoil�察�and crimson'd in thy Lethe。 O world�察�

thou wast the forest   to this hart�察�And this�察�indeed�察�O  world�察�the heart of 

thee。   How     like  a  deer   strucken    by  many     princes   Dost    thou   here  lie� �

CASSIUS。        Mark    Antony´     ANTONY。        Pardon    me�察  �Caius    Cassius。    The 

enemies   of   Caesar   shall   say   this�此  �Then�察  �in   a   friend�察  �it   is   cold   modesty。 

CASSIUS。   I   blame   you   not   for   praising   Caesar   so�察  �But   what   compact 

mean you to have with us�拭�Will you be prick'd in number of our friends�察�

Or shall we on�察�and not depend on you�拭�ANTONY。 Therefore I took your 

hands�察�but was indeed Sway'd from the point by looking down on Caesar。 

Friends am I with you all and love you all�察�Upon this hope that you shall 

give me reasons Why and wherein Caesar was dangerous。 BRUTUS。 Or 

else were this a savage spectacle。 Our reasons are so full of good regard 

That    were    you�察  �Antony�察   �the   son   of  Caesar�察   �You   should    be   satisfied。 

ANTONY。 That's all I seek�察�And am moreover suitor that I may Produce 

his body to the marketplace�察�And in the pulpit�察�as becomes a friend�察�Speak 

in the order of his funeral。 BRUTUS。 You shall�察�Mark Antony。 CASSIUS。 

Brutus�察�a word with you。 ��Aside to Brutus。�А�You know not what you do。 

Do not consent That Antony speak in his funeral。 Know you how much the 

people   may   be   moved   By   that   which   he   will   utter�拭  �BRUTUS。   By   your 

pardon�察  �I   will   myself   into   the   pulpit   first�察 �And   show   the   reason   of   our 

Caesar's death。 What Antony shall speak�察�I will protest He speaks by leave 

and by permission�察�And that we are contented Caesar shall Have all true 

rites   and   lawful   ceremonies。   It   shall   advantage   more   than   do   us   wrong。 

CASSIUS。 I know not what may fall�察�I like it not。 BRUTUS。 Mark Antony�察�

here�察�take you Caesar's body。 You shall not in your funeral speech blame 

us�察�But speak all good you can devise of Caesar�察�And say you do't by our 

permission�察�Else shall you not have any hand at all About his funeral。 And 

you shall speak In the same pulpit whereto I am going�察�After my speech is 

ended。 ANTONY。   Be   it   so�察  �I   do   desire   no   more。   BRUTUS。   Prepare   the 



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body then�察�and follow us。 Exeunt all but Antony。 ANTONY。 O�察�pardon me�察�

thou    bleeding     piece   of  earth�察  �That   I  am   meek    and   gentle    with   these 

butchers� �Thou art the ruins of the noblest man That ever lived in the tide 

of times。 Woe to the  hand that shed this   costly blood� �Over thy  wounds 

now do I prophesy ��Which like dumb mouths do ope their ruby lips To beg 

the voice and utterance of my tongue�� A curse shall light upon the limbs of 

men�察  �Domestic   fury   and   fierce   civil   strife   Shall   cumber   all   the   parts   of 

Italy�察  �Blood   and   destruction   shall   be   so   in   use�察�And   dreadful   objects   so 

familiar�察  �That   mothers   shall   but   smile   when   they   behold   Their   infants 

quarter'd with the hands of war�察�All pity choked with custom of fell deeds�察�

And   Caesar's   spirit   ranging   for   revenge�察 �With Ate   by   his   side   come   hot 

from  hell�察  �Shall   in   these   confines   with   a   monarch's   voice   Cry   ;Havoc� ─�

and let slip the dogs of war�察�That this foul deed shall smell above the earth 

With carrion men�察�groaning for burial。 

       Enter a Servant。 

       You    serve   Octavius     Caesar�察  �do   you   not�拭  �SERVANT。        I  do�察 �Mark 

Antony。 ANTONY。 Ca

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