quo aspectu perterritus tergum hosti dedit, voce illa prius emissa: quid enim amplius agas, si occidisse parum est? non occideras tu quidem, Cassi, Caesarem, neque enim ulla exstingui divinitas potest, sed mortali adhuc corpore utentem violando meruisti ut tam infestum haberes deum.
Terrified at the apparition, Cassius turned in flight from his enemy, first uttering these words: What more is a man to do if killing be not enough? No, Cassius, you had not killed Caesar, for no divinity can be extinguished; but by violating him while he was still in his mortal body you deserved to have the god thus hostile.
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