Julius Caesar
What prophecies, omens, or supersitions precede Caesar's death? Name at Least 3
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the soothsayer says "Beware of the Ides of March."
Calpurnia dreams of his murder, and she asks him not to go that day.
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The priests advise Caesar not to go to the Capitol, since they found no heart in the sacrificial animal. Caesar reinterprets this to mean that he would be a coward (heartless) to stay home, and adds that he is more dangerous than Danger itself.
