Clavis Libri

Julius Caesar · Act II · Scene III

Artemidorus's Letter

Scene summary

On a street near the Capitol, Artemidorus reads a letter he has written, naming the conspirators and warning Caesar that they all share a single purpose against him. He decides to wait for Caesar to pass and hand over the letter as if it were an ordinary petition, in the hope that he will read it and save himself.

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