Which quotations support the central idea that if Antony were to be killed, he would be honored to die now, after Caesar? Select three options.

Antony says that no time or weapon would be as fitting for his death as the moment and swords involved in Caesar’s death. In C, he calls Caesar’s death hour and the conspirators’ swords especially worthy; D says he could not find himself so ready to die again; and E says he would choose to die beside Caesar, killed by the conspirators. Together, these quotations show that Antony would feel honored to die then, after Caesar.

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