Etu Brutus?
I'm also pretty certain it's et tu Brute.Caesar never spoke to Brutus, as he was killed. Shakespeare made it up.
I'm also pretty certain it's et tu Brute.
You conjugate names in latin.More literary license. His name was Marcus Junius Brutus.
You conjugate names in latin.
edit: didn't think conjugate sounded right as that's for verbs, it's vocative. http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/latin/qt/vocative.htm
I already agreed Caesar didn't say it, but Shakespeare did (or rather wrote it). I thought you were correcting Brute because you listed his name which is irrelevant to the fact if he was there or not at the time of Caesar's death.If he didn't say it, he didn't conjugate anything.
I'm wary of this thread.
If he didn't say it, he didn't conjugate anything.
Who gives a fuck? It's Shakespeare--is it somehow problematic that his historical dramas are not 100% accurate?
You do, evidently.
right, let's go back and review the posting history in this thread.