Julius Caesar 3.1 Word Nerd: Doomsday

The transcript discusses the concept of doomsday, equating it to Judgement Day as described in the Book of Revelation. It explains doomsday as both the end of the world and a time of divine judgement. Trebonius compares the chaos following Caesar's assassination to this apocalyptic scenario, highlighting the anachronism since Caesar lived before Jesus. The transcript provides historical context, noting the familiarity of doomsday to Shakespeare's audience, contrasting with its strangeness for an ancient Roman like Trebonius.

Why would doomsday be a familiar concept for Shakespeare's audience?

What historical context is provided about Caesar's death in relation to Jesus?