Paolo Giuseppe Mazzarello

In the medieval towns there was an increase in people
But if one was in search of a doctor
One had to go to the ghetto and Europe envied Juda.
Dark roads of the ghetto, but bright ways of work!
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History of Old Rome by Theodor Mommsen.
Let's begin from its origins.
The mortgages did notexist.
The wife had her husband and did not belong to the State.
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III,1
At the senate. Enter ARTEMIDORUS, CAESAR,PUBLIUS, DECIUS BRUTUS, CASCA, METELLUS, CASSIUS, BRUTUS.

ARTEMIDORUS: Caesar, if you don't know the reason of your illness, read my schedule and youwill know it.
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I,1
Enter ELPIDIUS MARULLUS tribun of the people and PORTIA, Marcus Brutus's wife, over the stage

PORTIA: Ave, I am saying hello to you. I am seeing the person I saw years ago.
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I,2
Enter CAESAR, CALPHURNIA Caesar's wife, MARK ANTONY for the course.

CAESAR: Now is the feast of Lupercal made glorious winter by this sun of Rome. I did what it
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IV,2
Enter BRUTUS and CASSIUS, then THE GHOST OF CAESAR.

BRUTUS: I had to set our army but I wonder whether our soldiers love us. Our enemies are
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In 1272, Edward Plantagenet came to the English throne.
He conquered Wales, obtained part of Scotland.
Though there were bloody wars, one sees a singular unity of the Great Island:
One can give another a good beating, in the end people are together.
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In first, word was. Ocean, earth, sky were mankind's discover.
But in man's mind world lived another way
This was idea. Creation's and thought's wonders aren't yet over,
Though everything is not a wonder everyday.
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II,2
Enter CAESAR in his orchard.

CAESAR: Come in, Marullus, your soldier's walk is the same of the Gaul days.
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II,4
Enter TREBONIUS and CINNA. Then CASCA, METELLUS, DECIUS BRUTUS, CAESAR, a SOOTHSAYER, CASSIUS, ARTEMIDORUS.

TREBONIUS: You poet, sure are going to be inspired by something.
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'Ouch Genoese, men unwilling
To kindness, and full of every flaw,
Why aren't you rooted out of the world? '
Dante
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Enter CASCA and CICERO

CASCA: Tomorrow in the senate we shall have to work. Caesar will be sitting.
CICERO: An orator does not go out of fashion, I shall deliver a speech.
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Bagdad,1253. That day somebody went to the market the same,
Though it was different from any other day
People were not different from any other people.
The silence was under the mosque with the columns around and the round dome,
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III,2
At the forum. Enter ANTONY, CASSIUS, BRUTUS, ARTEMIDORUS, a SOOTHSAYER.

ANTONY: Cassius, your hands killed Caesar but now they should do anything else.
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At work the Roman Ladies waited for their conscript men at war.
Those men had the conscript fathers at Senate and nobody felt alone.
There were the Civil Wars but the aristocrats were not so rich.
The plebeians were not so poor and, basically, were in command.
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'King of awful majesty,
You who saves the worthy ones free,
Save me, source of pity'
Wrath Day
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'If one has not adult wits
About love flame, brother,
His eyes can not see this truth'
Dante
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III,3
At the Assembley of the People. Enters CAIUS ELPIDIUS MARULLUS.

MARULLUS: Romans, I could kill Caesar but I did not it. There was a conspiration, I did not oppose it. Caesar was my master of life and not of death. Fate won him and we must leave their decision to gods. However I came to a decision. I shall exercise my right of veto: the law of the immunity for the parricides will be rejected. At our feast the Roman women were running down and up to Lupercals with their
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'If bad seigniory, that always grieves
Subject people, did not move
Palermo to yell: - Death, death! '
Dante
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V,2
Alarum. Enter BRUTUS, OCTAVIUS, CASSIUS and ANTONY.

BRUTUS: Persuade you that killing the tyrant was indispensable.
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