Cassius was mad.
It is an insult to Cassius for Brutus to condemn Lucius Pella. Cassius had vouched for Pella in letters to Brutus, which Brutus ignored. So in a way Brutus is devaluing Cassius word or honor. Honor was pretty huge for men in Rome.
Cassius is angry because he sees the punishment of Lucius Pella as hypocritical, as he himself has engaged in corrupt activities. Cassius feels that punishing Pella while turning a blind eye to his own actions is unjust. This incident also highlights the moral ambiguity and political intrigue in the play.
Cassius was mad.
It is an insult to Cassius for Brutus to condemn Lucius Pella. Cassius had vouched for Pella in letters to Brutus, which Brutus ignored. So in a way Brutus is devaluing Cassius word or honor. Honor was pretty huge for men in Rome.
Brutus is angry with Cassius because he is the one who suggests betraying and killing Caesar. Although Brutus goes along with it, he lays the blame on Cassius for convincing him.
because Cassius clay knew he could beat any boxer then anyway, so lucius pella didn't have to be bribed to throw the fight, he would've lost anyway
He ran out of salad.
Lucius Cassius. A contemporary of Julius Caesar.
Brutus publicly condemned Lucius Pellus for taking bribes.
Brutus' trusted servant in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
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A Roman emperor
There was not a Gaius Cassius Hemina. There was a Lucius Cassius Hemina who was a historian and wrote the first annals in around 146 BC. If you are thinking of the Gaius Cassius who was an instigator in the plot against Julius Caesar, his name was Gaius Cassius Longinus. He ordered his freedman, Pindarus, to kill him when he lost the battle of Philippi.
Yes. Two of the people who murdered Julius Caesar have the first name Lucius.
A letter.
become he wants to assasinate Caesar
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Portia wanted Lucius to tell Brutus that she was well and also check if Brutus was all right.
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