An excellent illustration of Antony's deft use of these rhetorical arguments is in his eulogy for Caesar. Antony uses his reputation as Caesar's friend to reassure the audience that he has always been true to him. He emphasizes Caesar's kindness and the savagery of his assassination by using emotive language and images to elicit sentiments of pity and wrath from the audience. Antony demonstrates the rational justifications for backing Caesar's cause by presenting proof of Caesar's will and the advantages Caesar brought to Rome.