_For this time_] om. Seymour conj. _you_] _you, Cassius_ Capell, reading _For ... Cassius_ as one line. [2946] _you_] _yon_ F2. _with_] _with with_ F2. [2947] _come_] _go_ Seymour conj. [2948] _to_] _with_ Seymour conj. [2949] _art noble; yet_] _art: noble yet_ F2. [2950] _metal_] F3 F4. _mettle_ F1 _mettall_ F2. [2951] _that_] _what_ Pope. _disposed_] _disposed to_ Keightley (Seymour conj.). _therefore_] _so_ Seymour conj. _it is_] F1. _tis_ F2. _'tis_ F3 F4. [2952] _He should not humour_] _Cæsar should not love_ Hanmer. [2953] SCENE III.] Capell. SCENE VI. Pope. ACT II. SCENE I. Warburton conj. (withdrawn). A street.] Capell. [2954] Enter ...] Capell, substantially. Enter Caska, and Cicero. Ff. Enter Caska, with his Sword drawn, and Cicero. Rowe. Enter Casca, his sword drawn; and Cicero, meeting him. Theobald. [2955] _tempest dropping fire_] Rowe. _tempest-dropping-fire_ Ff. [2956] _you know_] _you'd know_ Dyce conj. _you knew_ Craik conj. [2957] _ha'_] _have_ Capell. [2958] _glared_] _glar'd_ Rowe (ed. 2). _glaz'd_ Ff. _gaz'd_ Malone (Grey conj.). _surly_] F1 F4. _surely_ F2 F3. [2959] _Upon_] _Up on_ Mason conj. [2960] _Hooting_] Johnson. _Howting_ F1 F2 F3. _Houting_ F4. [2961] _reasons_] _seasons_ Collier MS. [2962] _strange-disposed_] Theobald. _strange disposed_ Ff. [2963] _to_] F1 F2. _up_ F3 F4. [2964] _Antonius_] Pope. _Antonio_ Ff. [2965] _Good ... in._] As in Rowe. The first line ends _Caska_: in Ff. [2966] SCENE VII. Pope. [2967] _Your ... this!_] One line in Rowe. Two in Ff. _what night_] _what a night_ Craik. _this!_] Dyce. _this?_ Ff. [2968] _heavens_] _heaven's_ Warburton. [2969] _You ... wonder_,] As in Rowe. Five lines, ending _Caska: ... Roman, ... not ... feare, ... wonder,_ in Ff. [2970] _That_] _Which_ Capell. [2971] _cast_] _case_ Grant White (Jervis conj.). [2972] _Why ... kind_,] Johnson would place this after _ordinance_, line 66: Mitford, after _faculties_, line 67. [2973] _old men fool and_] Grant White (Mitford conj.). _Old men, Fooles, and_ F1 F2. _Old men, Fools, and_ F3 F4. _old men fools, and_ Steevens, 1778 (Blackstone conj.). [2974] _heaven_] _nature_ Capell. _hath_] _has_ Theobald. [2975] _Unto ... night_,] As in Ff. Two lines, the first ending _Casca_, in Hanmer. [2976] _to_] om. Capell, following Hanmer's arrangement. [2977] _roars_] _roares_ F1. _teares_ F2. _tears_ F3 F4. [2978] _lion in_] _lion, in_ Craik. [2979] _these strange_] _theser stange_ F2. [2980] _'Tis ... Cassius?_] As in Rowe. Two lines in Ff. [2981] _thews_] _sinews_ F3 F4. [2982] _say_] See note (III). [2983] _dagger then_] Ff. _dagger, then_ Craik. [2984] [Thunder still.] Ff. om. Rowe. [2985] _Hold, my_] Ff. _Hold my_ Theobald. [2986] _noblest-minded_] Rowe. _Noblest minded_ Ff. [2987] _honourable-dangerous_] Hyphened first by Capell. [2988] _know, by this they_] Rowe. _know by this, they_ Ff. [2989] _element_] _elements_ Warburton.