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'''Sic semper tyrannis''' is a Latin phrase which means "Thus always to tyrants". Reportedly, Marcus Brutus said it at the assassination of Julius Caesar.
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'''Sic semper tyrannis''' is a [[Latin]] phrase which means "'''Thus always to tyrants'''". Reportedly, Marcus [[Brutus]] said it at the assassination of [[Julius Caesar]].
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It is the Commonwealth motto of Virginia and the motto of Allentown, Pennsylvania.
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It is the Commonwealth motto of [[Virginia]] and the motto of Allentown, [[Pennsylvania]].
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It was also shouted by John Wilkes Booth after he shot Abraham Lincoln.
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It was also shouted by [[John Wilkes Booth]] after he shot [[Abraham Lincoln]].
    
[[Category: Mottos]]
 
[[Category: Mottos]]
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