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The Feast of the Lupercalia

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History

 

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Erin S

 

Date added:

November 11, 2011

 

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University

 

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A

 

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In search of the truth we can only use logic to piece together these puzzles to create the most edcuated conclusions we can. In regard to Plutarch's excerpt on the Feast of Lupercalia during Caesar's rule, we can only make assumptions on what actually did occur by reviewing the text thoroughly and piecing together what makes the most sense as a whole...
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His action was followed by some applause, but it was not much and it was not spontaneous. But when Caesar pushed the diadem away from him, there was a general shout of applause. Antony then offered him the diadem for the second time, and again only a few applauded, though, when Caesar again rejected it, there was applause from everyone...
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