Parma will ever be renowned in history as the birthplace of Caius Cassius, the Mend and colleague of Brutus.

The virtuous Brutus virtuously assassinated his father.

Nemo melius judicare potest quam tu, as Brutus said to Cicero; so you will not share in the astonishment of the Cathedral worshippers.

In Dear Brutus the contrast between real life and the life of Magicland is sharply accentuated by the fact that there is not a separate set of characters for each; the same men and women figure in both, making abrupt transitions from one to the other and back again.

It comes, as Mr. SOTHERN kindly informed us, from the lines: "The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, But in ourselves.

" Brutus, in fact, is the famous general to whom certain things were caviare.

He is the typical man in the audience, to whom Sir JAMES says: "You, too, Brutus; I'm talking at you.

More than that of Decimus Brutus?I think not; for although the action is common to both the Bruti, and although their share in the glory is equal, still those men who were indignant at that deed were more angry with Decimus Brutus, because they said, that it was more improper for it to be executed by him.

It occurs to me really to marvel at the coincidence: there were eight such imagesseven to the kings, and an eighth to the Brutus that overthrew the Tarquinsbesides this one, when they set up the statue of Caesar; and it was from this cause chiefly that Marcus Brutus was stirred to conspire against him.

It occurs to me really to marvel at the coincidence: there were eight such imagesseven to the kings, and an eighth to the Brutus that overthrew the Tarquinsbesides this one, when they set up the statue of Caesar; and it was from this cause chiefly that Marcus Brutus was stirred to conspire against him.

If Marcus Brutus and Gaius Cassius had stopped to think this over they would never have killed the city's head and protector nor have made themselves the cause of countless ills both to their own persons and to all the rest of mankind then existing.

After this certain men at the elections proposed those tribunes previously mentioned for the office of consul, and approaching Marcus Brutus and such other persons as were of high spirit attempted privately to persuade them and incited them to action publicly.

[-12-] They scattered broadcast many letters (taking the fullest advantage of his having the same name as the great Brutus who overthrew the Tarquins), declaring that he was not truly that man's descendant: for he had put to death both his sons, the only ones he had, when they were mere lads, and was left no offspring surviving.

They kept continually invoking him, crying out "Brutus, Brutus!", and adding further: "We need a Brutus." Finally on the statue of the early Brutus they wrote "Would that thou wert living," and upon their contemporary's platform (he was praetor at the time)

They kept continually invoking him, crying out "Brutus, Brutus!", and adding further: "We need a Brutus." Finally on the statue of the early Brutus they wrote "Would that thou wert living," and upon their contemporary's platform (he was praetor at the time)

They kept continually invoking him, crying out "Brutus, Brutus!", and adding further: "We need a Brutus." Finally on the statue of the early Brutus they wrote "Would that thou wert living," and upon their contemporary's platform (he was praetor at the time)

They kept continually invoking him, crying out "Brutus, Brutus!", and adding further: "We need a Brutus." Finally on the statue of the early Brutus they wrote "Would that thou wert living," and upon their contemporary's platform (he was praetor at the time)

"Brutus, thou sleepest," and "Thou art not Brutus.

"Brutus, thou sleepest," and "Thou art not Brutus.

Hearing this Brutus marveled; and he no longer hid anything from her but felt strengthened himself and related to her the whole story.

[-14-] After this he obtained as an associate also Gaius Cassius, who had himself been preserved by Caesar and moreover honored with a praetorship; he was the husband of Brutus's sister.

There is no need of my giving a list of most of the names, for I might thus become wearisome, but I cannot omit Trebonius and Decimus Brutus, whom they also named Junius and Albinus.

The conspirators believed this to be true, and because a vote would be demanded of the officials, among whom were Brutus and Cassius, owing to the seriousness of the measure, they felt that they neither dared to oppose it nor could submit to keep silent, and so hurried on the consummation of the plot before any business connected with the measure could come up.

Therefore they sent Decimus Brutus, as one appearing to be a devoted friend, to secure his attendance.

In times past some have made a declaration like this, that to Brutus who struck him severely he said: "Thou, too, my child?"