Julius Caesar

Act 1, scene ii

Why does caesar tell Antony to strike Calpurnia in the streets?

Asked by callmejay on 01 Nov 07:08

Last updated by Jill W on 25 Nov 14:48

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Answered by Jill W on 25 Nov 14:48

Caesar tells Marc Antony to remember to strike Calpurnia with the thong of goatskin as he makes his way through the street. Such an action was believed to cure barrenness.

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