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Caesar having bathed his sword in the blood of the Senate, and his owne Countrey-men, is after a while, miserably murdered in the Senate by his owne friends Caessius and Brutus; to shew unto Tyrants, that the highest step of
their greatnesse is tyed to a halter; and that they are but the scourges and rods of the Al∣mighty, which he will cast into the fire, as soon as he hath done with them.