Cajus Julius Caesar Page #3

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Loyal friends inform him of the

conspirators' sign. When someone

lays the hand on Caesar's shoulder,

...the moment has come in which

an end will be made to his life.

"Have the senate guarded, Caesar."

"I do not wish the members

of the senate to be guarded

by my soldiers as enemies."

The ides of Mars

(15 March of the year 44 B.C.).

"Remember Caesar, the

ides of Mars has come."

In the most terrible moments of

his life, Julius Caesar does not

show that he knows his enemies.

"Him?!"

Ruunt fata! On the one hand, world

rule, on the other hand, his son.

"You too, Brutus, my son?!"

By the body of Caesar, Mark

Antony swears to avenge him.

Servilia is worried by

all the street uproar.

"I have killed Caesar...

and saved the republic from ruin!"

"Brutus! Unhappy man! What have

you done... it was your father."

At the ceremony Servilia sends her

last regard to Cajus Julius Caesar,

whom she's never stopped loving.

Mark Antony reminds the crowd of

people with inspiring words the

great deeds and merits of Caesar.

"Invincible in every battle, he

died by the hands of assassins!"

The excitement of the crowd of people

reaches its top when Mark Antony...

...reads Caesar's will in which he

bequeaths his estates to the people.

The people avenge

the murder of Caesar.

Now the murderers too suffer the same

fate, which they had inflicted on

Rome's greatest general and statesman.

The pyre's fire that burns Caesar's

body destroys the body, but not

the fame of his glorious victories.

Julius Caesar is immortal

in world history.

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