Faulsement par la peur.
This suggests:
Cowards die many times before their deaths:
The valiant never taste of death but once.
(II. ii. 32.)
Herr Collischonn also draws attention to a coincidence in situation that is not derived from Plutarch. When the conspirators are discussing the chances of Caesar’s attending the senate meeting, Cassius says:
Encore qu’il demeure
Plus long temps à venir, si fault il bien qu’il meure:
and Decimus answers:
Je m’en vay au devant, sans plus me tormenter,