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Antony and Cleopatra Study Guide

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by William Shakespeare
About 299 pages (89,632 words)
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Act 4, Scene 6 Summary

The battle: Caesar orders Antony to be taken alive, and for Antony's captured soldiers to be dumped in the middle of the field, so that Antony must suffer losses on his side to reach the opposition. Enobarbus reports that Caesar has captured and executed Alexas, who went to persuade King Herod to join with Antony. He regrets leaving Antony, and offers his treasure to a soldier. He decides not to fight against his former friend.

Act 4, Scene 6 Analysis

Caesar's speaks about the "universal peace" (line 5) that will follow his.....

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