Cinna the conspirator/ politician who helped to kill Caesar
(Really, Cinna the poet had nothing to do with the conspiracy and was murdered even though he was innocent)
Cinna the poet, a different man from Cinna the conspirator, walks through the city. A crowd of plebeians descends, asking his name. He answers that his name is Cinna, and the plebeians confuse him with the conspirator Cinna. Despite Cinna's insistence that they have the wrong man, the plebeians drag him off and beat him to death.
They murdered him because they mistook him with another Cinna who had conspired against Julius Caesar.
Cinna the poet was mistaken as Cinna the conspirator and was introduced and killed in Act 3 Scene 3by the angry plebeians who thought he was the conspirator.
Cinna the conspirator and Cinna the poet are different people! Cinna the conspirator was named Lucius Cornelius Cinna. He was conspirator against Caesar, who plays a key role in enlisting Brutus to their cause. Cinna the poet was named Gaius Helvius Cinna, an influential poet of the time who was killed after Julius Caesar's death. Many plebeians, in their rage after joining Antony, killed him because, though he claimed he wasn't Cinna the conspirator, he shared the name.
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Cinna the poet, a different man from Cinna the conspirator, walks through the city. A crowd of plebeians descends, asking his name. He answers that his name is Cinna, and the plebeians confuse him with the conspirator Cinna. Despite Cinna's insistence that they have the wrong man, the plebeians drag him off and beat him to death.
They murdered him because they mistook him with another Cinna who had conspired against Julius Caesar.
Cinna the poet was mistaken as Cinna the conspirator and was introduced and killed in Act 3 Scene 3by the angry plebeians who thought he was the conspirator.
Cinna the conspirator and Cinna the poet are different people! Cinna the conspirator was named Lucius Cornelius Cinna. He was conspirator against Caesar, who plays a key role in enlisting Brutus to their cause. Cinna the poet was named Gaius Helvius Cinna, an influential poet of the time who was killed after Julius Caesar's death. Many plebeians, in their rage after joining Antony, killed him because, though he claimed he wasn't Cinna the conspirator, he shared the name.
The crowd likely killed Cinna the poet during the Roman civil war because they mistook him for another man with the same name who had sided with Julius Caesar's assassins. The crowd was fueled by anger and confusion, leading to the tragic mistake.
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cinna means cinnamon buns
Cinna bolanderi was created in 1884.
The cast of The New Cinna - 2008 includes: Cinna Bromander as herself
'Cinna' - is pronounced as if the 'C' is a 'S' so, 'Sinna'.