Why does Mark Antony claim that Brutus was the most noble of the conspirators? He was the only one among them brave enough to take the lead. He was driven by a desire to protect, while the others were motivated by greed and jealousy. He was of high birth, while the other conspirators were from middle or lower classes. He spoke of Brutus' noble-like arrogance in his actions.

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Zoe Powell

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17 February, 18:55

Why does Mark Antony claim that Brutus was the most noble of the conspirators? He was the only one among them brave enough to take the lead. He was driven by a desire to protect, while the others were motivated by greed and jealousy. He was of high birth, while the other conspirators were from middle or lower classes. He spoke of Brutus' noble-like arrogance in his actions.

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Chloe Case · Answer 1

This question is actually based from "The Noblest Roman Of Them All" which was written by William Shakespeare. Actually, the one that is being referred by the title is Brutus. And why Mark claims that Brutus was the noblest of the conspirators is that "h e spoke of Brutus’ noble-like arrogance in his actions." The answer to this would be the last option.