Scenes in this act
- Scene I The Assassination of Caesar at the Capitol
On the Ides of March, Julius Caesar goes to the Capitol and tells the Soothsayer that the Ides have come; the Soothsayer replies that they have come, but have not gone.
- Scene II The Speeches of Brutus and Antony
In the Forum, Brutus orders Cassius to lead half the crowd to another street and mounts the rostrum while the citizens demand explanations.
- Scene III The Attack on Cinna the Poet
Cinna the poet leaves home despite a bad dream, on his way to Caesar's funeral, and is surrounded by excited citizens coming out of the Forum.
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