Enobarbus and Eros meet in Antony's house. Eros explains that Caesar has fought Pompey, and afterwards denied Lepidus any part of the credit for their victory; he has since arrested Lepidus under suspicion that he communicated with Pompey during the wars, and has condemned him to death. Antony is furious that Lepidus ordered the murder of Pompey.
The conversation between Eros and Enobarbus advances the action of the play, and gives the.....
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