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Messala, a character from Lew Wallace's novel "Ben-Hur," dies during a climactic battle after being defeated in a chariot race. Following a confrontation with Judah Ben-Hur, Messala is mortally wounded and left to die in the arena. His death serves as a pivotal moment, highlighting themes of revenge and redemption in the story.
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What prophecy of Calpurnia's do Brutus and Messala's letters confirm?
That Portia is dead.
What belief does Cassius express to messala before the battle?
I sont onow
Who said even so great men great losses should endure?
messala
Who brought news to Brutus and Cassius that Antony and Octavius had put to death?
Titinius and Messala
What information do messala and brutus have regarding Octavius and Antony activities?
Messala and Brutus have letters saying that Octavius and Antony have raised up an army and are marching toward Philippi. They have also used proscription and bills of outlawry to put one hundred senators to death.
What does Cassius confide to messala before the battle?
Cassius tells Messala that today is his birthday.
Who reports Portia's death?
Messala
Who did Messala tell Brutus and Cassius was dead?
cicero
Who did messala tell brutus Cassius was dead?
cicero
Who reports Portia's death and discovers Cassius' body?
Messala
How does Cassius feel about the battle?
Cassius was pretty sure he was going to die. He told Messala of the omen he saw - the birds following them. He believes the birds were foreshadowing his own death.
What belief does Cassius express to messala before the battle?
I sont onow
What prophecy of Calpurnia's do Brutus and Messala's letters confirm?
That Portia is dead.
Who said even so great men great losses should endure?
messala
Who brought news to Brutus and Cassius that Antony and Octavius had put to death?
Titinius and Messala
What new omens does Cassius report to messala?
The eagles being replaced by crows and the ides of March
What information do messala and brutus have regarding Octavius and Antony activities?
Messala and Brutus have letters saying that Octavius and Antony have raised up an army and are marching toward Philippi. They have also used proscription and bills of outlawry to put one hundred senators to death.
