Doctor Dolittle - Understanding Humanity Through Animal Kinship
Dr. John Dolittle: [singing]
Well, it's trueWe do not live in a zooBut Man is an animal too.So why can't you, like meLike animals?
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Doctor Dolittle - Fascination with Underwater Fish Languages
Dr. John Dolittle: [about learning goldfish]
These fish languages, they really only work underwater. It's fascinating! The basic system is mouth movements and bubbles signals. At the moment, I can only make big bubbles and they keep on telling me I'm shouting.
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Doctor Dolittle - A Spontaneous Adventure Game Idea
Dr. John Dolittle:
We'll play a little game I invented. One of us opens the atlas at random, sticks a pin in the open page, wherever it lands, that's where we go.
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Doctor Dolittle - Understanding Humanity's Love for Animals
Dr. John Dolittle: [singing]
I do not understand the human raceHas so little love for creatures with a different face.Treating animals like people is no madness or disgrace.I do not understand the human race.
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Doctor Dolittle - Animals' Intelligence and Power Compared to Humans
Dr. John Dolittle:
Did you know that an ant has more intelligence than a hippopotamus? And that a grasshopper, in relation to his size, has more power in his hind legs than a kangaroo. Absolutely, fascinating! There's no doubt about it, animals are much more interesting than people.
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Cleopatra - Intellectual Discourse Among Historical Figures
Agrippa:
Well versed in the natural sciences and mathematics. She speaks seven languages proficiently. Were she not a woman one would consider her to be an intellectual. Nothing bores me so much as an intellectual!
Julius Caesar:
Makes a better admiral of you, Agrippa.
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Cleopatra - Divine Identity and Historical Rivalry
Julius Caesar:
Ah, yes. I seem to recall some mention of an obsession you have about your divinity... Isis, is it not?
Cleopatra:
I shall have to insist that you mind what you say. I am Isis. I am worshiped by millions who believe it. You are not to confuse what I am with the so-called divine origin which every Roman general seems to acquire together with his shield. It was, uh, Venus you chose to be descended from, wasn't it?
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Cleopatra - Recognition and Power in Ancient Politics
Julius Caesar:
You all look so impressive. Any one of you could be king.
Pothinus:
His Majesty King Ptolemy, kindred of Horus and Ra, beloved of Thoth...
Julius Caesar:
Et cetera, et cetera; you welcome me. And I, Gaius Julius Caesar, Consul of the Roman Senate, Pontifex Maximus, et cetera, et cetera, thank you.
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