Coriolanus
Credits: William Shakespeare (author)
Summary
Caius Martius wins the name Coriolanus by taking a city for Rome, but his contempt for the common people costs him the consulship and gets him banished. He turns on his own city at the head of its enemies, and only his mother can stop him.
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