In Julius Caesar, Julius Caesar's rise to power in the collapsing Roman Republic incites jealousy and fear among his peers, leading to a conspiracy against him by Brutus and Cassius. Shakespeare's exploration of power, corruption, and betrayal remains relevant today. This edition, derived from the First Folio, offers an in-depth introduction examining the play's origins, plot, and characters, along with textual notes, a glossary, and a timeline of Shakespeare's life. Part of the Arcturus Shakespeare Editions series, known for contemporary cover designs and comprehensive supplementary materials.