Question

Why does Mark Antony claim that Brutus was the most noble of the conspirators?

He was driven by a desire to protect , while the others were motivated by greed and jealousy.

He was of high birth, while the other conspirators were from middle or lower classes.

He was the only one among them brave enough to take the lead.

He spoke of Brutus’ noble-like arrogance in his actions

Answer 1

@pooja195

Answer 2

@jigglypuff314

Answer 3

Is there an article? Or reading?

Answer 4

its the tragedy of julius caesar

Answer 5

@pooja195

Answer 6

I can't really help without a reading :/

Answer 7

is there a way you can take a picture of it? I haven't read that yet

Answer 8

let me see

Answer 9

I looked it up here:
http://www.enotes.com/shakespeare-quotes/noblest-roman-them-all
And found:
"Yet Antony now comes to praise Brutus, not to bury him. Of all the conspirators, only Brutus thought of the "common good," and had honest intentions toward the general populace [see THE SERPENT'S EGG]. The rest merely envied Caesar's greatness; Brutus thought it a real threat to the Republic."
Based off of this I think you can find the answer

Answer 10

a? @pooja195

Answer 11

I agree with that