Julius Caesar Quote Review

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Julius CaesarQuote Review
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1. Who said it?
Et tu Brute?
Caesar
To Whom? When?
to Brutuswhen he stabbed him
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2. Who said it?
Thou shalt see me at Philippi.
Caesars Ghost
To Whom? When?
to Brutusin his army camp before the final battle
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3. Who said it?
Cowards die many times before their deaths /
The valiant never taste death but once.
Caesar
To Whom? When?
to Calphurniaafter her nightmare and request he
stay home from the capitol
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4. Who said it?
This was the noblest Roman of them all.
Antony
To Whom? When?
to Octaviusspeaking over Brutuss dead body
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5. Who said it?
Beware the Ides of March.
Soothsayer
To Whom? When?
to Caesaras Caesar heads to the Feast of
Lupercal celebration
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6. Who said it?
beware of Brutus take heed of Cassius / Come
not near Casca have an eye to Cinna...
Artemidorous
To Whom? When?
to Caesarin a letter of warning
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7. Who said it?
As Caesar loved me, I weep for himas he was
ambitious, I slew him..
Brutus
To Whom? When?
to the Roman peopleafter the assassination of
Caesar
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8. Who said it?
A friend should bear his friends infirmities.
Cassius
To Whom? When?
to Brutusafter fighting like a married couple
over money
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9. Who said it?
Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears..
Antony
To Whom? When?
to the Roman peoplein his speech after Caesars
assassination
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10. Who said it?
O Julius Caesar, thou art mighty yet! / Thy
spirit walks abroad and turns our swords in our
own entrails.
Brutus
To Whom? When?
to himselfupon discovering Cassiuss dead body
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11. Who said it?
Why man he doth bestride the narrow world / Like
a Colossus...
Cassius
To Whom? When?
to Brutusin his first conversation recruiting
him to the conspiracy
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12. Who said it?
Speak hands for me..
Casca
To Whom? When?
to Caesaras he was the first to stab Caesar
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13. Who said it?
Stoop, Romans, stoop, / And let us bathe our
hands in Caesars blood / Up to the elbows.
Brutus
To Whom? When?
to the conspiratorsimmediately after killing
Caesar
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14. Who said it?
So oft as that shall be, / So often shall the
knot of us be called / The men that gave their
country liberty.
Cassius
To Whom? When?
to the conspiratorsafter the assassination
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15. Who said it?
O pardon me, thou bleeding peace of earth, /
That I am meek and gentle with these butchers!
Antony
To Whom? When?
to Caesars corpseafter his post-assassination
meeting with the conspirators
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16. Who said it?
And tell them that I will not come today /
Cannot, is false and that I dare not, falser /
I will not come today.
Caesar
To Whom? When?
to Deciuspompously explaining he will not be
going to the capitol
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17. Who said it?
I have made strong proof of my constancy, /
Giving myself a voluntary wound.
Portia
To Whom? When?
to Brutusproving her strength following the
conspirators meeting
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18. Who said it?
But men may construe things after their
fashion....
Cicero
To Whom? When?
to Cascaduring the ominous storm the night
before the assassination
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19. Who said it?
You blocks, you stones, you worse than senseless
things!
Marullus
To Whom? When?
to commonersas they celebrate Caesars
triumphant return to Rome
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20. Who said it?
Lets be sacrificers, but not butchers...
Brutus
To Whom? When?
to Cassiusconvincing him no one but Caesar needs
to die (Act II)
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21. Who said it?
This was the most unkindest cut of all...
Antony
To Whom? When?
to the Roman peoplein his speech after Caesars
assassination
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22. Who said it?
The evil that men do lives after them, / The
good is often interred with their bones.
Antony
To Whom? When?
to the Roman peoplein his speech after Caesars
assassination
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23. Who said it?
There is a tide in the affairs of men / Which,
taken at the flood, leads on to fortune...
Brutus
To Whom? When?
to Cassiusafter their fight, explaining why they
need to attack at Philippi
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24. Who said it?
Cry Havoc, and let slip the dogs of war...
Antony
To Whom? When?
soliloquyafter his post-assassination meeting
with the conspirators
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25. Who said it?
Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look He
thinks too much such men are dangerous ...
Caesar
To Whom? When?
to Antony and followerson his way to the Feast
of Lupercal