Julius Caesar · Character
Flavius
Tribune who scolds commoners for celebrating Caesar's triumph.
minor
Also known as Enter Flavius
First appearance: Scene I
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A tribune who scolds the commoners for celebrating Caesar and orders the removal of Caesar's trophies.
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- Conspirators and Key Figures
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