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This paraphrase of William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar is intended as a supplement to the original work. Read it along with the original as an aid to comprehension, not as a replacement, since no paraphrase can ever match the richness of Shakespeare's original text.
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This page was created by Kathy Livingston in April 1997. The entire paraphrase was completed in August 2000.
Contents are intended for use by individuals only as a study aid. For any other use, the author's written permission is required.
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CreditsIn compiling Acts I, II, and III of this paraphrase, I relied heavily on two sources: the teachers' editions of the Prentice Hall Literature Platinum Edition (Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1989) and the Literature and Language Blue Level (Robert S. Boone, McDougal, Littell & Company, Dallas, 1992). For Acts IV and V, I relied on one source: The Riverside Shakespeare (Houghton Mifflin, Boston, Massachusetts, 1974). The blue swirl buttons used on these pages are courtesy of Wendy Robbins.
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