Leading Roles
Famous Last Words
Plot Points
The Women of Rome
Odds & Ends
100

He is the Roman general whose rising power leads to a deadly conspiracy.

Who is Julius Caesar?

100

Caesar's final words to his friend as he is being stabbed.

"Et tu, Brutus?"

100

This is the location where the conspirators carry out the assissination of Caesar.

What is the Senate? (Or Capital building)

100

She is the wife of Julius Caesar who begs him to stay home on the Ides of March.

Who is Calpurnia?

100

Shakespeare's play is based on the "Lives of the Noble Grecians and Romans" written by this Greek historian.

Who is Plutarch?

200

This "honorable man" is Caesar's close friend but joins the conspiracy for the good of Rome.

Who is Marcus Brutus?

200

The famous warning given to Caesar by the soothsayer.

"Beware the Ides of March."

200

To sway Brutus, Cassius plants these in Brutus's house to make him believe the public wants him to lead.

What are (forged) letters?

200

This woman is the wife of Brutus and the daughter of Cato.

Who is Portia?

200

Caesar famously says Cassius has this kind of "look", which makes him dangerous.

What is a "lean and hungry look"?

300

The manipulative mastermind who convinces Brutus that Caesar must be stopped.

Who is Cassius?

300

Antony begins his funeral oration with this line.

"Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears."
300

This character has a prophetic nightmare about Caesar's statue spouting blood.

Who is Calpurnia?

300

Portia does this to her thigh to prove that she is strong enough to keep Brutus' secrets.

What is stabs herself?

300

This character is the first to stab Caesar.

Who is Casca?

400

Caesar's loyal friend who turns the Roman citizens against the conspirators with a funeral speech.

Who is Marc Antony?

400

Casca uses this phrase to describe Cicero's speech, which he did not understand.

"It was Greek to me."
400

This poet is killed by a rioting mob simply because he shares a name with one of the conspirators.

Who is Cinna (the Poet)?

400

This is the gruesome way Portia eventually dies after Brutus flees Rome.

What is swallowing hot coals?

400

These two tribunes are "put to silence" for removing decorations from Caesar's statutes in the opening scene.

Who are Flavius and Murellus?

500

The third member of the future Triumvirate alongside Antony and Octavius, whom Antony describes as a mere errand-runner.

Who is Lepidus?

500

Brutus says this to explain his motive. "Not that I loved Caesar less, but that I

loved Rome more."
500

Brutus takes his own life by falling on his sword during this final battle.

What is the Battle of Philippi?

500

Calpurnia's dream depicts Roman citizens doing this in the blood flowing from Caesar's statue.

What is bathing their hands in it?

500

This teacher of rhetoric tries to warn Caesar of the plot by handing him a letter on his way to the Senate.

Who is Artemidorus?
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