- - backstabbing words?
- - ".... ...., brute?": fabled last words of julius caesar.
- - Shakespearean words to a traitor
- - ' ... Brute? ' (Julius Caesar's last words, according to Shakespeare)
- - "..., Brute?" (Famous line of accusation): 2 wds.
- - "..., Brute?" (Caesar's line): 2 wds.
- - "..., Brute?" (Julius Caesar quote): 2 wds.
- - latin words to a traitor
- - "..., Brute?": 2 wds.
- - "..., Brute?," famous line from Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar": 2 wds.
- - "..., Brute?" ("You also, Brutus?"): 2 wds.
- - "...., brute?" (words from caesar)
- - Julius Caesar's famous last words (2 wds.)
- - ... Brute? (line from Julius Caesar) (2 wds.)
- - Accusatory words from Caesar
- - famous last words of the ancient world
- - Final words of Julius Caesar "...... Brute"
- - Classic last words
- - Brute's lead-in?
- - Two of Caesar's last words
- - Caesar's penultimate words
- - Famous penultimate words
- - Dying words
- - Words to a double-crosser
- - Words to "Brute"
- - Words spoken before the Senate
- - Words of reproach
- - Words of accusation
- - Words from the betrayed
- - Undying dying words
- - Part of Caesar's last words
- - Ides words
- - Famous dying words
- - Dramatic words of accusation
- - Couple of words from Caesar
- - Caesar's words
- - Brute question?
- - Words to an infamous backstabber
- - Words of Caesar
- - Words of betrayal
- - Words indicating betrayal
- - Words heard in the senate
- - Words following Casca's "Speak, hands, for me!"
- - Words by Caesar
- - Start of some famous last words
- - Some penultimate words
- - Reproachful words
- - Part of Julius Caesar's dying words, supposedly
- - Part of Julius Caesar's dying words
- - March words
- - Ides of March words
- - Dying words to Brutus
- - Caesar's last words to Brutus
- - Caesar's disbelieving words
- - Brute leader?
- - A couple of words from Caesar
- - Words to Brutus from Julius Caesar
- - Words to an infamous traitor
- - Words to an assassin
- - Words to a Roman assassin
- - Words to a killer
- - Words to a infamous traitor
- - Words spoken on the Ides of March
- - Words said to Brutus
- - Words of reproach, and a hint to how the four longest puzzle answers are formed
- - Words of rebuke
- - Words of disbelief in the senate
- - Words from a shocked Roman
- - Words before Brute
- - Well-known Latin words
- - Two words for Brute
- - Two famous last words.
- - Surprising words from Shakespeare?
- - Surprised last words
- - Stabbing words
- - Some of Caesar's last words
- - Some 44 B.C. words
- - Shakespearean words following "Speak, hands, for me!"
- - Reproachful words on the Ides
- - Rebuke made before the Senate
- - Rebuke before the senate
- - Question for Brute
- - Plaintive last words
- - Julius's two little dying words
- - Historic last words
- - Famous words of accusation
- - "Not you too?!"
- - 'I thought we were friends,' dramatically
- - Latin and you found in secret tunnel
- - rebuke from julius caesar to brutus
- - Rebuke from the Bard
- - Must you be like everyone else?
- - "I thought we were friends!?"
- - Must you be like everyone else? (2 wds.)
- - "you backstabber!"
- - "You, too?!"
- - Forum accusation
- - start of a classic accusation
- - Query after knives stuck in butter churned on truck
- - start of a classic dramatic question
- - Rebuke to a backstabber
- - Ides of March reproach
- - julius' cry to marcus
- - 'You too?' as asked in 'Julius Caesar'
- - "you betrayed me too?!" in latin
- - "you were in on this too, brutus?!"
- - cry from a betrayed julius caesar
- - Reproachful phrase
- - Caesar's question
- - Caesar's question to Brutus
- - Accusatory phrase
- - Question from the betrayed
- - Ides rebuke
- - Senate accusation
- - Comment to a backstabber?
- - Caesar's famous question
- - Query to Brutus
- - Ironically piercing rebuke
- - Dramatic accusation
- - Caesarean question
- - Assassination accusation
- - Accusation from Caesar
- - Start of Caesar's query
- - Shakespearean accusation
- - Senate censure
- - Response to a double-crosser
- - Reproach from Caesar
- - Question put forth to Brutus
- - Query indicating betrayal
- - Query from Caesar
- - Part of Caesar's last sentence
- - Part of Caesar's last question
- - Old emperor's rebuke
- - Old accusation
- - Lament after being backstabbed
- - Incredulous accusation
- - Ides utterance
- - Famous reproach
- - Dying rebuke
- - Dramatic rebuke
- - Disillusioned query
- - Disbelieving accusation
- - Cry of Caesar
- - Classic rebuke
- - Caesarian rebuke
- - Caesarean accusation
- - Caesar's reproach to Brutus
- - Caesar's cry
- - Caesar's comeback
- - Caesar said it
- - Accusatory Latin phrase
- - What to say to a backstabber
- - What Caesar said
- - Traitor's rebuke
- - Start of the line that ends "Then fall, Caesar"
- - Start of Julius Caesar's last line
- - Start of Caesar's last gasp
- - Start of Caesar's incredulous question
- - Start of Caesar's final statement
- - Start of Caesar's final rebuke
- - Start of Caesar's final query
- - Start of a Shakespeare line that ends "Then fall, Caesar"
- - Start of a Caesar query
- - Shakespearean reproach
- - Shakespearean phrase of incredulity
- - Shakespeare rebuke
- - Senate shout
- - Roman's stunned reaction
- - Response to an attack by a group of senators
- - Reproach to Brutus
- - Rebuke for Brutus
- - Question in the Senate
- - Question from one betrayed
- - Phrase uttered on the Ides of March
- - Phrase from Caesar
- - Part of Caesar's reproach
- - Part of Caesar's question
- - Part of Caesar's parting shot
- - Part of Caesar's accusation
- - Part of an accusation
- - Noted emperor's rebuke
- - Mark Leyner's "......, Babe"
- - March line?
- - March 15 question
- - March 15 accusation
- - Latin leave-taking lament
- - Latin accusation
- - Julius Caesar phrase
- - It precedes "Then fall, Caesar"
- - It follows Casca's "Speak, hands for me!"
- - Incredulous rebuke
- - Ides question
- - Ides query start
- - Ides of March utterance
- - Ides of March question
- - Ides of March accusation
- - Ides cry
- - Globe Theatre accusation
- - Forum question
- - Forum opener
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