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It's possible, you know.
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It becomes a game.
Who loved whom first?
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I did.
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If you noticed me at all then,
you were probably terrified of me.
1:04:16
With good reason. Everybody knows
Romans cut up little children...
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...and feed them to their horses.
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We'll make this our beginning.
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Beginning with tonight...
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...you must never envy Caesar...
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...or anyone, anything again.
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After all...
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...this is nothing new.
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For so many years...
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...Antony has fed upon the crumbs...
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...that fell from
Julius Caesar's table.
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I say...
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...they are deserving of each other.
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Let him stay in Egypt.
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Let him fritter away his life...
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...but not the possessions
and the empire of the Roman people!
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The Roman people!
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The Roman people. What are
glory and possessions to them?
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Is their Antony content?
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Then so are they.
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Does their Antony sweep
their empire...
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...under Cleopatra's bed?
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His adoring Romans sigh
and remain content.
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Let him stay however distant
for however long...
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...with never a thought of them.
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The Roman people hold him
close to their hearts.
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Distant?
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Perhaps from Rome
but not from Caesar, I think.
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Nor from Caesar's son.
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Germanicus, do you speak of me?
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No, I speak of Caesar.
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I am Caesar.