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7" border=3D"0" alt=3D"It shows in a very striking point of view to what =
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g rose in those ancient days, in the minds of men, that Achillas, at the =
moment when these men made their appearance in the camp, bearing evidentl=
y some command from Ptolemy in the city, considered it more prudent to ki=
ll them at once, without hearing their message, rather than to allow the =
orders to be delivered and then take the responsibility of disobeying the=
m. If he could succeed in marching to Alexandria and in taking possession=
of the city, and then in expelling Caesar and Cleopatra and restoring Pt=
olemy to the exclusive possession of the throne, he knew very well that t=
he king would rejoice in the result, and would overlook all irregularitie=
s on his part in the means by which he had accomplished it, short of abso=
lute disobedience of a known command. Whatever might be the commands that=
these messengers were bringing him, he supposed that they doubtless orig=
inated, not in Ptolemy's own free will, but that they were dictated by th=
e authority of Caesar. Still, they would be commands coming in Ptolemy's =
name, and the universal experience of officers serving under the military=
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7" border=3D"0" alt=3D"When Brutus found that all was lost, he allowed hi=
mself to be conducted off the field by a small body of guards, who, in th=
eir retreat, broke through the ranks of the enemy on a side where they sa=
w that they should meet with the least resistance. They were, however, pu=
rsued by a squadron of horse, the horsemen being eager to make Brutus a p=
risoner. In this emergency, one of Brutus's friends, named Lucilius, conc=
eived the design of pretending to be Brutus, and, as such, surrendering h=
imself a prisoner. This plan he carried into effect. When the troop came =
up, he called out for quarter, said that he was Brutus, and begged them t=
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submit. He thought it very essential to the success of his plans that he=
should see Cato, and secure, if possible, his interest and co-operation;=
and he consequently made preparations for paying, instead of receiving, =
the visit, intending to go in the greatest royal state that he could comm=
and. He accordingly appeared at Cato's lodgings on the following day, mag=
nificently dressed, and accompanied by many attendants. Cato, who was dre=
ssed in the plainest and most simple manner, and whose apartment was furn=
ished in a style corresponding with the severity of his character, did no=
t even rise when the king entered the room. He simply pointed with his ha=
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