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In Julius Caesar, Cassius refers to Caesar’s epileptic fits as a type of ‘falling sickness’. Please identify the figure of speech used here.

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Answered by addy10436

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Answer:

Explanation:

personification

Answered by IshRaina2008

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The figure of speech is ‘falling sickness’.
The type of figure of speech is Personifaction.

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