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Cicero and Casca are disturbed by supernatural events during a stormy night in Rome because they fear these events may foreshadow Caesar’s tyranny.

Cicero and Casca are disturbed by supernatural events during a stormy night in Rome because they fear these events may foreshadow Caesar’s tyranny.
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Cicero and Casca are disturbed by supernatural events during a stormy night in Rome because they fear these events may foreshadow Caesar’s tyranny.

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