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    Were Caesar's last words "Et tu, Brute?"

    Aug 03, 2023 1 minute

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    Did Julius Caesar really utter the the Roman dictator say? Historian Barry Strauss weighs up the evidence, in a video excerpt from our new podcast series.

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