JULIUS CESAR.
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The sirtuous and vicious qualities Of this i'm
mortal and renowned pillar Of Antiquity, are thu
ably contrasted by The pen of Middleton.


"Cesar was endowed with every grea
and noble quality that could exat hu
man nature, and give man the ascen
dant in society: formed to excel in peace
as well as war; provident in counsel
fearless in actiop-and executing what h,
bad resolved with an amazing celebrity
generous beyond measure TO his friends
pacable to his enemies and for parts
lelrning. eloquence, scarce Inferior t.
an, man. His orations were admired TO