[Warburton suggested transposing the second and third of these lines] The image seems to be, that the blood of Caesar flew upon the statue, and trickled down it. And the exclamation,
O what a fall was there—
follows better after
-great Caesar fell,
than with a line interposed, (see 1765, VII, 64, 3)
III.ii.226 (70,4) For I have neither writ] The old copy reads instead of wit,
For I have neither writ, nor words,—
which may mean, I have no penned and premeditated oration.
IV.ii.4 (77,1
Your master, Pindarus,