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Beware the ides of March. (I,ii)
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Gloria Stuart: Beware the Ides of March
Gertrude M. Reynolds: The Ides of March
Florence Pickard: The Ides of March
Thornton Wilder: The Ides of March
Napthali Lewis: The Ides of March
Jerome Kilty: The Ides of March
Clyde Matthews: The Ides of March Conspiracy
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The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars
But in ourselves that we are underlings. (I,ii)
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James M. Barrie: Dear Brutus
Jefferson P. Swycaffer: Not in Our Stars
M. M. Marshall: Not in Our Stars
Stephen D. Frances: The Fault in Our Stars
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Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look;
He thinks too much: such men are dangerous.
(I,ii)
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Brett Diamond: Such Men Are Dangerous
Paul Kavanagh: Such Men Are Dangerous
Martin Thomas: Such Men Are Dangerous
Lawrence Block: Such Men Are Dangerous
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The valiant never taste of death but once.
(II,ii)
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Fenn McGrew: Taste of Death
Meja Mwangi: Taste of Death
Peter O'Donnell: Taste of Death
M. J. Rogers: Taste of Death
Roy Bulcock: Of Death But Once
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Cry 'Havoc,' and let slip the dogs of war. (III,i)
Woodcut: The Deification of Caesar
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June Havoc: Cry Havoc
Desmond Lowden: Cry Havoc
J. K. Mayo: Cry Havoc
Barry Sadler: Cry Havoc
Richard Martin Stern: Cry Havoc
James D. Forman: Cry Havoc
Allen Richard Kenward: Cry Havoc
Beverly Nichols: Cry Havoc
John M. Behan: The Dogs of War
Walter Emanuel: The Dogs of War
W. Howard Baker: The Dogs of War
Frederick Forsyth: The Dogs of War
Francis Yeats-Brown: Dogs of War
Frank Woodward: Dogs of War
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For Brutus is an honorable man;
So are they all, all honorable men. (III,ii)
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David Karp: All Honorable Men
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Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears;
I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him.
The evil that men do lives after them;
The good is oft interred with their bones.
(III,ii)
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Howard Gordon Clark: Friends, Romans,
Countrymen
Somerset de Chair: Friends, Romans,
Concubines
Joseph T. McGloin: Friends, Romans,
Protestants
Mabel Segun: Friends, Nigerians, Countrymen
Howard Hampton: Friends, Russians, and
Countrymen
Sylvia Clayton: Friends and Romans
John Miller: Friends and Romans: On the
Run in Wartime Italy
Frederick Sinclaire: Lend Me Your Ears
Philip Wood: Lend Me Your Ears
Aaron Marc Stein: Lend Me Your Ears
William Saffire, comp.:Lend Me Your Ears
Arthur Jacobs: Lend Me Your Ears: A Guide
to Orchestral Music from Vivaldi to Bernstein
Sydney Albert Curtis: The Evil That Men Do
Edgar Fawcett: The Evil That Men Do
Courtland Fitzsimmons: The Evil Men Do
Lance R. Hill: The Evil That Men Do
Anne Hocking: The Evil That Men Do
Benedict Kiely: The Evil Men Do
Eric Leadbitter: Evil That Men Do
Dorothea Nile: The Evil That Men Do
Hugh Pentecost: The Evil That Men Do
Judson Philips: The Evil That Men Do
Lilian Robinson: The Evil That Men Do
M. P. Shiel: The Evil That Men Do
Andrew Spiller: The Evil That Men Do
Glen Stewart: The Evil That Men Do
Alanna Knight: The Evil That Men Do: An
Inspector Faro Mystery
Georgina Lloyd: The Evil That Men Do:
Twenty Man-made Murders
Linda Moore: The Evil That Men Do: A
Novel of Possession and the Occult
Arnold P. Rubin: The Evil That Men Do: The
Story of the Nazis
Georgette Heyer: Envious Casca
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There is a tide in the affairs of men
Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune;
Omitted, all the voyage of their life
Is bound in shallows and in miseries.
(IV,iii)
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Percival Wilde: There Is a Tide
Elspeth Bragdon: There Is a Tide
Lindsey Collen: There Is a Tide
John Collis Snaith: There Is a Tide
Agatha Christie: There Is a Tide aka Taken at the Flood
Robert H. Bogue: There Is a Tide: The
Downbeat of Pristine Christianity
Saxon Mills & Godfrey Hope: There Is a Tide: The Life and
Work of William Crawford, K.B.E., Embodying an Historical
Study of Modern British Advertising
Edgar L. Smith: Tides in the Affairs of Men
John H. Turner: The Affairs of Men
D. Lambert: Taken at the Flood
Roy Struben: Taken at the Flood
Patrick Devlin: Taken at the Flood
M. E. Braddon: Taken at the Flood
Kenneth Ingram: Taken at the Flood
Ann Watkins: Taken at the Flood
George Woodman: Taken at the Flood
Geraldine Bonner: Taken at the Flood:
A Story in Four Parts
Joseph L. Harsh: Taken at the Flood:
Robert E. Lee and Confederate Strategy in the
Maryland Campaign of 1862
Roy Streuben: Taken at the Flood: The
Story of Harry Streuben
John Gunther: Taken at the Flood: The Story
of Albert D. Lasker
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