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For let the gods so speed me, as i love the name of honor more than i fear death (1. 2. 88-89) what do these lines from julius caesar mean
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For let the gods so speed me, as i love the name of honor more than i fear death (1. 2. 88-89) what do these lines from julius caesar mean

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He means that even if the gods hate him, and speed up his death, he will fight for justice
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