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History of Julius Caesar

CHAPTER XI
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He therefore ceased to speak, and seemed to lose his reason; he wandered about the city silent and gloomy, like a brute.

His name had been Lucius Junius before.

They added Brutus now, to designate his condition.

When at last, however, the crisis arrived which he judged favorable for the expulsion of the kings, he suddenly reassumed his speech and his reason, called the astonished Romans to arms, and triumphantly accomplished his design.

His name and memory had been cherished ever since that day as of a great deliverer.
[Sidenote: The history of Brutus.] They, therefore, who looked upon Caesar as another king, naturally turned their thoughts to the Brutus of their day, hoping to find in him another deliverer.


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