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In [[Dante]]'s [[Inferno]], Brutus is placed in the 9th circle of hell which is the lowest level of hell reserved for the worst sins of all, traitors.  He is being continuously chewed on by Satan for all eternity due to his assassination of Caesar.

In [[Dante]]'s [[Inferno]], Brutus is placed in the 9th circle of hell which is the lowest level of hell reserved for the worst sins of all, traitors.  He is being continuously chewed on by Satan for all eternity due to his assassination of Caesar.

In [[Shakespeare]]'s ''Julius Caesar'' the famous line "Et tu, brute?" (And you, Brutus?) was immortalised, though the actual final words of Caesar are not known for certain.  

In [[Shakespeare]]'s ''Julius Caesar'' the famous line "Et tu, brute?" (And you, Brutus?) was immortalised, though the actual final words of Caesar are not known for certain. The phrase had been used in previous works of other writers, but none maintain the audience or popularity of Shakespeare.  

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