#OnThisDay in 44BC, while giving Caesar's elegy, Mark Antony whipped the people into a furor against the assassins, showing off Caesar's bloodied toga. Brutus and Cassius fled
Oh . . . He didn't mean to be offensive
After Philippi he is quite bitter
If he gets it well they can have in common the not this high simpaty for Octavian https://t.co/VWSvdmIRfm
#OnThisDay in 44BC, while giving Caesar's elegy, Mark Antony whipped the people into a furor against the assassins, showing off Caesar's bloodied toga. Brutus and Cassius fled
@DIEISCXST The conflict between his Republican convictions and the real friendship that bound him to Caesar tore him apart.
Yet nothing in this regard was expressed
“What about yourself?I noticed you looked around.
Something worries you?”
@DIEISCXST conclusion, were enough written words of heartfelt apology to receive his forgiveness without considering all the important tasks he entrusted him thereafter.
“On this you can be sure, I will never reclined your advice or your aid”
And this was true. +
@DIEISCXST “Nothing ,just I found myself overthinking ... again”
A gostly smile appeared on his lips.
After all in front of him there was the man he considered . . . Like a father for many years
“It doens't matter,I'm glad to see you”
@DIEISCXST Immediately Brutus recovered himself from his state of mindlessness, hearing the very familiar voice that asked the question.
Recently it was an almost normal condition for him . . . yet he did not want to show himself this way before Caesar+