Cassius's

Finally, Takei stalked onstage and delivered a dignified but rather stiff and emotionless interpretation of Cassius's Act 1, Scene 2 speech to Brutus in "Julius Caesar."

Theater Review: Washington Shakespeare Company's evening of the Bard in Klingon Celia Wren 2010

Cassius's head whipped around in time to see my dog leap from twenty feet away and hurtle forward like a grey-furred wrecking ball.

Dead Beat Butcher, Jim 2005

Butters threw himself onto Cassius's back, carrying them both over me and to the floor.

Dead Beat Butcher, Jim 2005

The little guy had all the fighting prowess of a leatherback turtle, but he got his arms and legs around Cassius's torso and clung like a wild-haired monkey.

Dead Beat Butcher, Jim 2005

Butters rushed forward and kicked at Cassius's knife hand.

Dead Beat Butcher, Jim 2005

Cassius's body may have been weakened, but he'd had more than a millennium to learn about infighting.

Dead Beat Butcher, Jim 2005

Mouse snapped his jaws at Cassius's throat, but he had too much momentum remaining from his charge.

Dead Beat Butcher, Jim 2005

Butters lifted his head with a squeak of defiance and sank his teeth into Cassius's leg.

Dead Beat Butcher, Jim 2005

Brutus hearkens to Cassius's arguments that only he, Brutus, can lead the Republican cause in its time of crisis; only he can head up a plot to kill Caesar.

Shakespeare Bevington, David 2002

Cassius's eyes seem to flash red as they sweep across the two men and the woman.

The Death of Chaos Modesitt, L. E. 1995