Why does Cassius refer to a Colossus in this passage? to show that the Roman republic is huge to show Cassius is stronger than Caesar to show the Romans need a strong leader to show Caesar puts himself

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Why does Cassius refer to a Colossus in this passage?

to show that the Roman republic is huge
to show Cassius is stronger than Caesar
to show the Romans need a strong leader
to show Caesar puts himself above Rome

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D. to show Caesar puts himself above Rome

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I got it right on Edge!

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D: to show Caesar puts himself above Rome

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Got it on edge

Tjeerdhans answered Jan 15, 2022

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