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"Julius Caesar": Examples of Symbolism
Summary: William Shakespeare displayed many symbolic events, objects, and people in his classic tragedy "Julius Caesar." Three examples of symbolism used by Shakespeare include Calpurnia's dream, the crown of Rome, and the heartless sacrificed animal. The overall use of symbolism in this play describes events and people that words cannot, and it gives the reader a better understanding of the story.
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