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Shakespeare's Julius Caesar and the theme of destiny

Original: seems to permeate the whole play. Cæsar sometimes speaks as if he would have said of Destiny what he does say of Danger—

A passage from Arthur Innes's introduction to Shakespeare's Julius Caesar is circulating among readers of classic literature. The line notes that a sense of Destiny permeates the whole play, observing that Caesar sometimes speaks of Destiny much as he famously speaks of Danger. Readers on book-focused forums are sharing and quoting the essay text.

Why now: Readers of classic literature are sharing and quoting the introduction to Julius Caesar online.

William ShakespeareArthur InnesJulius Caesar

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Evidence

• seems to permeate the whole play. Cæsar sometimes speaks as if he would have said of Destiny what he does say of Danger— — Arthur Innes https:// palimpseste.vercel.app/#text/a 3d2bf5d-c45a-42b1-8b55-c56d0e5b1a90 # theatre # bookstodon # books # literature · palimpsestebot · 1

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