Question

When Antony says, “He must be taught, and train’d, and bid go forth: A barren-spirited fellow”, he refers to whom?

Options

• Octavius

• Lucilius

• Lucius

• Lepidus

Answer 1

Lepidus

Explanation:

Antony is speaking contemptuously about Lepidus. He considers Lepidus unintelligent, unoriginal and fit only to carry out orders. Antony therefore describes him as a “barren-spirited fellow.”