[V.142] call the field to rest: give the signal to cease fighting. 'Field,' by metonymy, is occasionally used in sixteenth century literature as synonymous with 'battle' or 'order of battle.' Cf. the expression 'to gather a field,' meaning 'to collect an armed force.' So in Hall's Chronicles, 1548: "my lorde of Winchester intended to gather any feld or assemble people." Cf., too, 'field' as a hunting term.
[V.143] part: distribute. A specific meaning of 'part' used to be 'share one with another.' This sense is now obsolete or provincial.
[V.144] [Exeunt] Capell | Exeunt omnes Ff.
INDEX
[I. WORDS AND PHRASES]
This Index includes the most important words, phrases, etc., explained in the notes. The figures in heavy-faced type refer to the pages; those in plain type, to the lines containing what is explained.
abide: [87] 95, [106] 114.
abuse: [51] 115.
added slaughter to the sword: [147] 55.
address'd: [82] 29.
affections sway'd: [43] 20.
aim: [20] 163.
alchemy: [41] 159.
all over: [50] 112.
and (if): [26] 263.
angel: [109] 180.
Antonius: [9] 3.
any thing more wonderful: [31] 14.
apparent prodigies: [56] 198.
appositional genitive: [53] 157.
apprehensive: [85] 67.
are (is): [146] 33.
arrive the point: [16] 110.
art: [136] 194.
as (omitted): [128] 80.
as (redundant): [149] 72.
as (that): [11] 34.
at the stake and bay'd about: [119] 48.
Ate: [98] 272.
attraction of verb to nearest subject: [124] 5, [146] 33.
base degrees: [44] 26.
basest metal: [7] 63.
bastard: [160] 2.
battles: [144] 4.
bay'd: [94] 205, [119] 48.
be let blood: [91] 153.
be not fond, to think: [83] 39.
bear hard: [29] 310, [57] 215.
bear me a bang: [115] 18.
bears with glasses: [56] 205.
behaviours: [12] 42.
beholding: [103] 65.
bend: [17] 123.
bending their expedition: [134] 170.
betimes: [143] 307.
betray: [58] 225.
bills: [152] 1.
bird of night: [32] 26.
bloods: [140] 262.
bloody sign: [145] 14.
blunt: [28] 292.
bondman: [37] 101.
brav'd: [129] 96.
bravery: [144] 10.
break with him: [53] 150.
bright day: [43] 14.
brook'd: [19] 159.
brother: [48] 70.
brought: [30] 1.
brutish: [105] 104.
Brutus hath a suit: [78] 42.
Brutus may but find it: [40] 144.
bury: [104] 74.
by: [91] 163.
by him: [58] 218.
by means whereof: [12] 49.
by this: [38] 125.
Cæsar doth not wrong: [83] 47.
Cæsar's arrogance: [85] 72.
Cæsar's trophies: [8] 71.
call in question: [134] 165.
Caius Cassius Longinus: [11] 36.
Capitol: [80] 12.
carrions: [52] 130.
Casca's sentiments: [88] 102.
cast yourself in: [34] 60.
Cato's daughter: [63] 295.
cautelous: [52] 129.
censure: [100] 16.
ceremonies: [8] 67, [67] 13.
chafing: [15] 101.
change: [120] 7, [156] 51.
charactery: [64] 308.
charm: [61] 271.
chew: [20] 171.
Cicero (his 'agile tongue'): [27] 281.
Cicero (his opinion of Cæsar): [17] 129.
Cinna the poet: [114] 1.
clean: [33] 35.
climate: [33] 32.
climber upward: [43] 23.
clock: [55] 192.
close: [39] 131.
cobbler: [4] 11.
cognizance: [71] 89.
Colossus of Rhodes: [18] 136.
colour: [44] 29.
commend me to: [143] 306.
commons: [118] 27.
companion: [132] 138.
conceit: [93] 193.
conceited: [41] 162.
condition: [60] 254.
conjure: [18] 146.
constancy: [76] 6.
constant: [81] 22.
contrive: [75] 14.
couchings: [82] 36.
countenance: [41] 159.
counters: [128] 80.
cross: [34] 50.
dear my lord: [60] 255.
dearer: [93] 197.
deceitful jades: [121] 26.
Decius Brutus: [40] 148, [49] 95.
degrees: [44] 26.
destruction: [31] 13.
dew of slumber: [58] 230.
dint: [109] 193.
directly: [4] 12.
discard my sickness: [65] 321.
dishonour shall be humour: [130] 109.
distract: [133] 155.
do danger with: [43] 17.
dogs of war: [98] 274.
doth not Brutus bootless kneel? [85] 75.
double comparatives and superlatives: [89] 132.
double negatives: [59] 237, [135] 183.
doublet: [26] 263.
drachma: [111] 241.
eagles: [149] 80.
element: [39] 128.
elements: [167] 73.
elephants with holes: [56] 205.
emulation: [75] 12.
enforc'd: [101] 38.
enlarge your griefs: [122] 46.
ensign: [153] 3.
enter a Servant: [89] 123.
entertain: [167] 60.
envious: [109] 174.
envy: [54] 164.
Erebus: [49] 84.
error, melancholy's child: [157] 67.
et tu, Brute: [85] 77.
eternal: [20] 160.
ethical dative: [26] 263, [115] 18.
even virtue: [52] 133.
evils: [48] 79.
except immortal Cæsar: [13] 60.
exhalations: [45] 44.
exigent: [145] 19.
exorcist: [65] 323.
extenuated: [101] 37.
face of men: [51] 114.
factious: [38] 118.
fall: [121] 26.
falling-sickness: [16] 119, [25] 252.
falls shrewdly to the purpose: [90] 147.
false: [143] 291.
familiar instances: [121] 16.
far: [108] 166.
fat: [22] 192.
favour: [15] 91, [39] 129, [48] 76.
ferret: [21] 186.
fever: [16] 119.
field: [168] 80.
fifteen: [46] 59.
fire: [92] 172, [112] 254.
first of March: [45] 40.
fleering: [38] 117.
flint: [130] 111.
former: [149] 80.
forms: [113] 258.
forth: [27] 286.
fret: [50] 104.
from: [33] 35, [35] 64, [56] 196.
full of good regard: [95] 225.
gamesome: [11] 28.
general: [43] 12.
general coffers fill: [104] 89.
Genius: [47] 66.
ghost of Cæsar: [164] 17.
give some soil to: [12] 42.
glaz'd: [32] 21.
go to: [126] 32.
goes up: [147] 52.
good respect: [166] 45.
great flood: [19] 152.
Greek to me: [27] 281.
greets me well: [120] 6.
griefs: [38] 118, [122] 46.
growing on: [50] 107.
hands: [29] 313.
hard: [29] 310, [57] 215.
hats: [48] 73.
havoc: [98] 274.
heap: [32] 23.
hearts of controversy: [16] 109.
held Epicurus strong: [149] 77.
her (of the Tiber): [6] 47.
here's the book: [139] 252.
high: [50] 110.
high-sighted tyranny: [51] 118.
hilts: [155] 43.
his (its): [17] 124, [124] 8.
hold, my hand: [38] 117.
holy chase: [9] 8.
honey-heavy dew: [58] 230.
honourable man: [105] 99.
hot at hand: [121] 23.
how: [121] 14.
how ill this taper burns: [141] 275.
however: [28] 296.
humour (v.): [29] 312.
humour (n.): [60] 250, [130] 109.
hurtled: [67] 22.
Hybla: [146] 34.
Ides of March: [10] 18, [79] 1.
images: [7] 66.
impatient of my absence: [133] 152.
in our stars: [18] 140.
in respect of: [4] 10.
in some taste: [118] 34.
in strength of malice: [92] 175.
in their bosoms: [144] 7.
incorporate: [39] 135.
indifferently: [14] 87.
indirection: [128] 75.
infinitive used gerundively: [6] 48, [52] 135, [107] 150, [124] 6.
insuppressive: [52] 134.
it must be by his death: [42] 10.
jades: [121] 26.
jealous: [20] 162.
jealous on: [13] 71.
jigging: [132] 137.
just: [13] 54.
kerchief: [64] 315.
keynote of the play: [158] 94.
kind: [35] 64.
knave: [139] 241.
Labeo and Flavius: [159] 108.
laughter: [13] 72.
law of children: [83] 39.
leaden mace: [141] 268.
lean: [22] 194.
legions on the other side: [152] 2.
let it be who it is: [36] 80.
let slip: [98] 274.
lethe: [94] 207.
liable: [72] 104.
lief: [15] 95.
limbs: [97] 263.
lion in the Capitol: [36] 75.
listen: [119] 41.
live (if I live): [91] 160.
lover: [75] 8, [100] 13.
loves no plays: [22] 203.
Lucilius: [161] 29.
Lucilius and Titinius: [122] 52.
Lucius Junius Brutus: [19] 159.
Lupercal: [8] 69, [104] 95.
mace: [141] 268.
main: [56] 196.
make head: [119] 42.
makes to: [80] 18.
man of any occupation: [26] 264.
many a time and oft: [5] 39.
mark: [80] 18.
market-place: [95] 229.
marry: [26] 261.
me (eth. dat.): [26] 263, [115] 18.
means: [12] 49.
mechanical: [3] 3.
merely: [11] 39.
metal: [7] 63.
mettle: [7] 63, [28] 293.
mistook: [12] 48.
mock apt to be render'd: [71] 96.
modesty: [94] 214.
moe: [48] 72, [159] 101.
monstrous apparition: [141] 277.
monstrous state: [35] 71.
mortal instruments: [47] 66.
mortified spirit: [65] 324.
most boldest: [89] 122.
most like a soldier: [168] 79.
motion: [46] 64.
murderous slumber: [141] 267.
music: [23] 204.
napkins: [106] 133.
narrow: [18] 135.
nature of: [47] 69.
neat's-leather: [5] 27.
new-added: [137] 209.
nice: [124] 8.
niggard: [138] 228.
night-gown: [66] 1.
no fear: [55] 190.
no, not an oath: [51] 114.
noble vessel full: [163] 13.
none so poor: [106] 120.
nor ... neither: [59] 237.
nor nothing: [135] 183.
noted: [123] 2.
nothing, Messala: [135] 184.
nothing jealous: [20] 162.
nowt: [5] 27.
oath: [51] 114.
observe: [126] 45.
Octavius: [145] 20, [147] 48.
o'ershot myself to tell: [107] 150.
o'er-watch'd: [139] 241.
of force: [136] 203.
of him: [53] 157.
of the best respect: [13] 59.
old men, fools, and children: [35] 65.
omission of indefinite article: [33] 42.
omission of the relative: [64] 309.
on: [13] 71.
on the Lupercal: [104] 95.
on this side Tiber: [112] 248.
once: [136] 191.
only proper to myself: [12] 41.
opinion: [53] 145.
orchard: [42] 1.
order of his funeral: [95] 231.
ought not walk: [3] 3.
out: [4] 17, 18.
palter: [52] 126.
part: [168] 81.
passion: [12] 48.
passions of some difference: [12] 40.
past tense for past participle: [12] 48.
path: [49] 83.
peevish: [148] 61.
phantasma: [46] 65.
philosophy: [132] 145.
physical: [60] 261.
pitch: [8] 75.
plays thee music: [141] 269.
Plutus: [130] 102.
Pompey (at Pharsalia): [149] 75.
Pompey's basis: [89] 115.
Pompey's porch: [39] 126.
poor knave: [139] 241.
posture of your blows: [146] 33.
prætor's chair: [40] 143.
prefer: [167] 62.
preformed: [35] 67.
pre-ordinance and first decree: [82] 38.
presently: [82] 28, [136] 197.
prevent: [44] 28.
prevent the time: [151] 105.
prevention: [49] 85.
proceeded: [21] 181.
prodigies: [56] 198.
prodigious: [36] 77.
produce: [95] 229.
promis'd forth: [27] 286.
proof: [43] 21.
proper (goodly, handsome): [5] 26.
proper to myself: [12] 41.
property: [119] 40.
protest: [14] 74.
Publius (Cæsar): [117] 4.
Publius Silicius: [73] 108.
pulpits: [86] 80.
purgers: [54] 180.
put on (betray): [58] 225.
quality: [36] 64.
quarrel: [44] 28.
question: [134] 165.
question of his death: [101] 36.
quick spirit: [11] 29.
rank: [91] 153.
rascal: [128] 80.
regard: [95] 225.
remorse: [43] 19.
repealing: [84] 51.
replication: [6] 48.
resolv'd: [90] 132, [109] 178, [121] 14.
retentive to the strength: [37] 95.
rheumy: [61] 266.
rid: [113] 268.
Rome: [19] 156, [99] 290.
ruddy drops: [63] 289.
rumour: [76] 18.
sad: [23] 217.
saucy: [30] 11.
saving of thy life: [155] 38.
secret Romans: [52] 125.
security gives way to: [75] 6.
sennet: [10] 24.
set on: [143] 307.
should: [18] 142.
should (would): [69] 42.
sign'd in thy spoil: [94] 207.
singular verbs with plural subjects: [40] 148.
slighted off: [124] 5.
smatch: [166] 46.
so please him come: [90] 141.
soft: [25] 249.
soil: [12] 43.
soles: [4] 15.
sooth: [76] 20.
soothsayer: [10] 19, [77] 21.
speed: [15] 88.
spleen: [126] 47.
spoil: [94] 307.
stale: [14] 73.
stal'd: [118] 38.
stand upon: [88] 101.
stare: [142] 380.
Statilius: [162] 3.
statue: [70] 76.
stomachs: [148] 66.
strain: [148] 59.
stricken: [55] 192.
suburbs: [62] 285.
success: [67] 6.
sufferance: [51] 115.
sway of earth: [30] 3.
sword: [155] 46.
tag-rag people: [26] 256.
take thought and die: [55] 187.
tardy form: [28] 296.
taste: [118] 34.
taste of death: [68] 33.
temper: [17] 129.
Thasos: [159] 104.
that: [6] 47.
that it is disposed: [28] 307.
there is tears: [101] 26.
there was a crown offered him: [24] 220.
these (such and such): [32] 30.
these ... as: [21] 174.
thews: [36] 81.
they stab Cæsar: [85] 76.
things unluckily charge: [114] 2.
thorough: [90] 137.
three and thirty: [147] 53.
thunder-stone: [34] 49.
tide in the affairs of men: [137] 218.
times abuse: [51] 115.
'tis just: [13] 54.
to hear: [6] 48.
to hell among the rogues: [26] 265.
to mourn: [105] 103.
to-night: [70] 76, [114] 1.
to think: [52] 135.
to write: [124] 6.
toils: [57] 206.
trod upon neat's-leather: [5] 27.
trophies: [8] 71.
true: [25] 259.
unbraced: [34] 48.
undergo: [38] 123.
unfirm: [30] 4.
unmeritable: [117] 13.
upon a heap: [32] 23.
upon a wish: [113] 265.
us ourself: [79] 8.
ventures: [137] 224.
vulgar (n.): [8] 72.
walks: [19] 155.
warn: [144] 5.
was (were): [124] 5.
wear a kerchief: [64] 315.
weighing: [50] 108.
well given: [22] 197.
what: [33] 43, [42] 1.
what need we: [51] 123.
what villain touch'd: [125] 20.
where: [13] 59.
where (whether): [7] 63, [158] 97.
whether: [56] 194.
who: [32] 21.
wind (v.): [118] 32.
wit: [110] 219.
with: [36] 83, [97] 269.
with a spot I damn him: [117] 6.
with a thought: [154] 19.
wonderful: [31] 14.
work alive: [136] 196.
work me to: [20] 163.
worthy note: [21] 181.
writ: [135] 183.
wrong (harm): [96] 243.
yearns: [74] 129.
yonder troops: [154] 16.
you: [3] 9.
you know: [31] 15.
you were best: [115] 12.
you'll bear me: [115] 18.