Question

I must prevent thee cimber.
These couching and these lowly courtesis
Might fire the blood of ordinary men
And pre-ordinance and first decree
Into the law if children
Thy brother by decree is banished
If thou dost bend and pray and fawn for him
I spurn thee like cur out of my way
Know caesar doth not wrong., nor without cause
Will he be satisfied

Meaning of the above lines..?? Need line by line description.
Best answer will b marked as brainliest

Answer 1

First line
I must prevent you from falling on my knee metellus cimber

Second line
These may impress the ordinary people

Third line
Your brother is banished by law

Fourth line
If you kneel down and pray for him

Fifth line
I would throw you like a dog out of my way

Sixth line
Know that caesar did not do anything wrong or without cause

Answer 2

Caeser is preventing Cimber from bowing down low to him... because he believes that the courtesies offered by Metellus Cimner aren't enough to persuade him to change his mind. He says that these couchings might be enough to ignite the hearts of ordinary men...but Caeser is different.
Turning preordinance and first decree implies of changing laws and order which have existed since a long time for mercy.... law of children means that these laws are not light..and carefree.. and are more valuable than children's doings.. they have got much more value.. and have to be respected.
Your brother has been banished according to one such decree, and tou may bend and pray for mercy from me...but I will throw you out of my way like a dog. (CUR means DOG.)
Caeser is doing nothing wrong and you must provide enough reason to satisfy me to bring your brother back .
Hope it helps. All the best!