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An accepted phrase or expression having a meaning different from the literal.
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3
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A talented general and longtime acquaintance of Caesar.
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Convinces Caesar that Calpurnia misinterpreted her nightmare.
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A public figure opposed to Caesar's rise to power.
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The inclusion of conjunctions in close succession, especially where one typically uses commas.
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Over-exaggeration for effect.
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A humorous play on words that may be based on similarities in sound between two or more words
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Denied the crown three times.
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Assignment of something to a time when it was not in existence.
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To present clues that shows what is to come later in the work.
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Caesar's wife.
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A tribune
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The act of placing two things together.
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A figure of speech in which someone, some abstract quality or a nonexistent personage is directly addressed as though present.
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Betrays Caesar and joins the conspiracy after Cassius persuades him.
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