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   Oct 21, 2024 · Brutus VIII. Image: Portrait of Gen. John Williams, Congressman from New York. History of Washington. https://archive.org/details/historyofwashing00john/page/n222/mode/1up?view=theater. The next powers vested by this constitution in the general government, which we shall consider, are those, which authorise them to “borrow money on the credit ...

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3. www.perseus.tufts.edu › hopper › textPlutarch, Brutus, chapter 8 - Perseus Digital Library

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   Brutus saved by Julius Caesar after the battle of Pharsalia. So, after Pompey's overthrow at the battle of Pharsalia, and that he fled to the sea, when Caesar came to besiege his camp, Brutus went out of the camp-gates unseen of any man, and leapt into a marish 15 full of water and reeds.

5. lexundria.com › plut_brut › 8Plutarch, Life of Brutus 8 - lexundria.com

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   Brutus, it is said, objected to the rule, but Cassius hated the ruler, and among other charges which he brought against him was that of taking away some lions which Cassius had provided when he was about to be aedile; the beasts had been left at Megara, and when the city was taken by Calenus, Caesar appropriated them.

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   MARCUS Brutus was descended from that Junius Brutus to whom the ancient Romans erected a statue of brass in the capitol among the images of their kings with a drawn sword in his hand, in remembrance of his courage and resolution in expelling the Tarquins and destroying the monarchy.

7. www.the-persians.co.uk › timelines › brutusThe Romans - Timeline for Marcus Brutus

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   Brutus senior, legate commanding in Cisalpine Gaul on behalf of Lepidus, consul in 78, who has rebelled against the state, surrenders to Pompey at Mutina and is executed by him. Brutus junior is brought up by Cato and is educated in rhetoric and philosophy.

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   Why did Marcus Brutus have a sword in his hand?

   • 1. The parentage of Brutus. Marcus Brutus came of that Junius Brutus, for whom the ancient Romans made his statue of brass to be set up in the Capitol, with the images of the kings, holding a naked sword in his hand: because he had valiantly put down the Tarquins from the kingdom of Rome. Brutus' manners.

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   Why did Brutus take part with Caesar?

   • Afterwards, when the empire of Rome was divided into factions, and that Caesar and Pompey both were in arms one against the other; and that all the empire of Rome was in garboil 8 and uproar: it was thought then that Brutus would take part with Caesar, because Pompey not long before had put his father to death. Brutus taketh part with Pompey.

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   Was Marcus Brutus rightly made?

   • But this Marcus Brutus in contrary manner, whose life we presently write, having framed his manners of life by the rules of virtue and study of philosophy, and having employed his wit, which was gentle and constant, in attempting of great things, me thinks he was rightly made and framed unto virtue.

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   Why did Octavius Caesar join Brutus?

   • On the other side Octavius Caesar, perceiving the Senate stayed not there, but turned unto Brutus that was out of Italy, and that they appointed him the government of certain provinces: then he began to be afraid for his part, and sent unto Antonius to offer him his friendship. Octavius Caesar joineth with Antonius.

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   Who wrote the book Brutus?

   • Empylus, an orator, wrote a book of Caesar's death, and entitled it Brutus. Touching Empylus, whom M. Brutus himself doth mention in his Epistles, and his friends also in many places, he was an orator, and left an excellent book he wrote of the death of Julius Caesar, and entitled it "Brutus".

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   What did Brutus do when he was out of his house?

   • Now Brutus, who knew very well that for his sake all the noblest, valiantest, and most courageous men of Rome did venture their lives, weighing with himself the greatness of the danger: when he was out of his house, he did so frame and fashion his countenance and looks that no man could discern he had anything to trouble his mind.

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9. internetshakespeare.uvic.ca › doc › Plutarch_BrutusLife of Brutus :: Internet Shakespeare Editions - UVic.ca

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   Marcus Brutus came of that Junius Brutus, for whom the ancient Romans made his statue of brass to be set up in the Capitol, with the images of the kings, holding a naked sword in his hand: because he had valiantly put down the Tarquins from the kingdom of Rome.