| Brute |
| Traitor! |
| Ides cry |
| Ides words |
| March line? |
| March words |
| Dying words |
| Ides rebuke |
| Brute salute |
| Forum opener |
| Senate shout |
| Caesar's cry |
| Dying rebuke |
| Roman rebuke |
| And you: Lat. |
| Bard's rebuke |
| Ides question |
| Brute leader? |
| Cry of Caesar |
| Accusing words |
| Famed reproach |
| Forum question |
| Stabbing words |
| Caesar said it |
| Classic rebuke |
| Ides utterance |
| Old accusation |
| Senate censure |
| Caesar's words |
| ___ last words? |
| Brute preceders |
| Brute's rebuke? |
| Caesar's closer |
| Caesarean words |
| Departing words |
| Ides accusation |
| Words of rebuke |
| Dramatic rebuke |
| Famous reproach |
| Words by Caesar |
| Words of Caesar |
| Brute question? |
| Query to Brutus |
| Words to "Brute |
| Caesar's rebuke |
| Words to Brutus |
| Accusatory words |
| Benedict Arnold! |
| Caesar's censure |
| Emperor's rebuke |
| Famous last gasp |
| Ides exclamation |
| Ides query start |
| Latin accusation |
| Traitor's rebuke |
| What Caesar said |
| Caesarian rebuke |
| Classical rebuke |
| Caesarean phrase |
| Legendary rebuke |
| Brute's lead-in? |
| Rebuke to Brutus |
| Caesarean rebuke |
| Famous last words |
| Caesar to Brutus |
| Caesarean censure |
| March 15 question |
| Rebuke for Brutus |
| Words to a killer |
| Caesar's comeback |
| Query from Caesar |
| Reproachful words |
| Words of betrayal |
| Words of reproach |
| Senate accusation |
| Accusatory phrase |
| Caesar's question |
| Caesar's reproach |
| Words from Caesar |
| Words of disbelief |
| Brute" antecedents |
| Ancient accusation |
| Ancient admonition |
| Brute predecessors |
| Caesarean reproach |
| Dramatic "You too? |
| Famed Latin phrase |
| Famous Latin words |
| Incredulous rebuke |
| Phrase from Caesar |
| Question for Brute |
| Reproach to Brutus |
| Shakespeare rebuke |
| Shocked accusation |
| Some 44 B.C. words |
| Words before Brute |
| Caesar's "And you! |
| Question to Brutus |
| Stunned accusation |
| Caesarean question |
| Classic accusation |
| Famous dying words |
| Rebuke from Caesar |
| Classic last words |
| Words to a traitor |
| Reproachful phrase |
| Accusatory response |
| Caesar's last gasp? |
| Caesarean delivery? |
| Caesarean utterance |
| Certain dying words |
| Classical "You too? |
| Comment of betrayal |
| Cry of shocked hurt |
| Famous Forum phrase |
| Historic last words |
| March 15 accusation |
| Two words for Brute |
| Disillusioned query |
| Dramatic accusation |
| Ides of March words |
| Question for Brutus |
| Rebuke to a traitor |
| Undying dying words |
| Words of accusation |
| Words to a betrayer |
| Accusatory question |
| Caesar's accusation |
| 'And you,' to Caesar |
| Brute's" predecessor |
| Brutus you bitch!!!! |
| Accusation to Brutus |
| Apt retort for today |
| Caesar's dying words |
| Caesarian accusation |
| Classic final rebuke |
| Classical last words |
| Comment to a traitor |
| Julius Caesar rebuke |
| Plaintive last words |
| Surprised last words |
| Words said to Brutus |
| Words to an assassin |
| Caesarean accusation |
| Classical accusation |
| Old emperor's rebuke |
| Reproach from Caesar |
| Question from Caesar |
| Ides of March rebuke |
| Shakespearean rebuke |
| Dying words to Brutus |
| Julius Caesar" phrase |
| Caesar's last comment |
| Caesar's parting shot |
| Classic "You as well? |
| Disbelieving question |
| Part of an accusation |
| Words to the disloyal |
| Famous final question |
| Julius Caesar" inquiry |
| Caesar's last reproach |
| Caesar's stunned words |
| Classic Latin reproach |
| Ides of March question |
| Noted emperor's rebuke |
| Question in the Senate |
| Shakespearean reproach |
| Two famous last words. |
| Well-known Latin words |
| You too?" à la Caesar |
| Incredulous accusation |
| Some famous last words |
| Some penultimate words |
| Accusation from Caesar |
| Caesar's last question |
| Words to a backstabber |
| Is everyone against me? |
| Caesar's final reproach |
| Famous fictional rebuke |
| Final words from Caesar |
| Ides of March utterance |
| Start of a Caesar query |
| Accusatory Latin phrase |
| Disbelieving accusation |
| Dying words from Caesar |
| Start of Caesar's query |
| Incredulous dying words |
| Words from the betrayed |
| Start of a Caesar quote |
| Even you?," artistically |
| A couple words to Brutus |
| Caesar's surprised words |
| Classic phrase of rebuke |
| Couple words from Caesar |
| Disbelieving dying words |
| Dying rebuke from Caesar |
| Famous almost-last words |
| Globe Theatre accusation |
| Ides of March accusation |
| Mark Leyner's "___, Babe |
| Rebuke before the senate |
| Roman's stunned reaction |
| Shakespearean accusation |
| Assassination accusation |
| Caesar's famous question |
| Famous penultimate words |
| Caesar's words to Brutus |
| Question to a backstabber |
| Caesar's accusatory words |
| Classic words of betrayal |
| Classic words of reproach |
| Famous next-to-last words |
| Latin leave-taking lament |
| Part of Caesar's question |
| Part of Caesar's reproach |
| Response to a backstabber |
| Short Shakespearean quote |
| Words to a Roman assassin |
| Caesar's dying accusation |
| Query indicating betrayal |
| Words heard in the senate |
| Words indicating betrayal |
| Words to a double-crosser |
| Comment to a backstabber? |
| Caesar's rebuke to Brutus |
| I thought you had my back! |
| Accusatory words to Brutus |
| Caesar's almost-last words |
| Famous last words of 44 BC |
| Famous words of accusation |
| Question from one betrayed |
| Words from a shocked Roman |
| Classic words of disbelief |
| Ironically piercing rebuke |
| Question from the betrayed |
| Caesar's penultimate words |
| Two of Caesar's last words |
| Caesar's immortal "And you? |
| Caesar's phrase of surprise |
| Dramatic words of disbelief |
| Dying words, in Shakespeare |
| Part of Caesar's accusation |
| Shakespearean "You as well? |
| Some of Caesar's last words |
| Start of Caesar's last gasp |
| Words to a infamous traitor |
| Caesar's disbelieving words |
| Caesar's reproach to Brutus |
| Couple of words from Caesar |
| Caesar's question to Brutus |
| ___, Brute!" (Julius Caesar) |
| Brief Shakespearean reproach |
| Caesar's ides-of-March words |
| Caesar's words of accusation |
| Famed words to a backstabber |
| What to say to a backstabber |
| Words to an infamous traitor |
| Question put forth to Brutus |
| Response to a double-crosser |
| Dramatic words of accusation |
| Caesar's accusation to Brutus |
| Part of Caesar's parting shot |
| Rebuke made before the Senate |
| Reproachful words on the Ides |
| Start of Caesar's final query |
| A couple of words from Caesar |
| Caesar's last words to Brutus |
| Caesar's dying words to Brutus |
| It precedes "Then fall, Caesar |
| Start of a Julius Caesar quote |
| Start of Caesar's final rebuke |
| Lament after being backstabbed |
| Part of Caesar's last question |
| Part of Caesar's last sentence |
| Part of Caesar’s last words. |
| Words spoken before the Senate |
| Censure first delivered in 1599 |
| Classic words of disappointment |
| Julius's two little dying words |
| Start of some famous last words |
| Words of disbelief in the senate |
| Words upon a shocked realization |
| Words to an infamous backstabber |
| __, Brute?" (Julius Caesar words) |
| Start of Caesar's final statement |
| Words spoken on the Ides of March |
| ___, Babe" (1992 Mark Leyner book) |
| Start of Julius Caesar's last line |
| Surprising words from Shakespeare? |
| Words to Brutus from Julius Caesar |
| Phrase uttered on the Ides of March |
| Shakespearean phrase of incredulity |
| Part of Julius Caesar's dying words |
| Some friend you are," more classically |
| Start of Caesar's incredulous question |
| Dramatic cry from people who get subbed |
| It follows Casca's "Speak, hands for me! |
| Question asked in a Shakespearean tragedy |
| How could you stab me in the back like that? |
| Response to an attack by a group of senators |
| Start of the line that ends "Then fall, Caesar |
| Words following Casca's "Speak, hands, for me! |
| ___, Brute?" (words from Julius Caesar): 2 wds. |
| Part of Julius Caesar's dying words, supposedly |
| Words after “Doth not Brutus bootless kneel?” |
| So you were also involved in this traitorous plot? |
| Shakespearean words following "Speak, hands, for me! |
| ___, Brute!" (dying words from Julius Caesar): 2 wds. |
| Caesar's words after "Doth not Brutus bootless kneel? |
| ___, Brute?" (Julius Caesar's rebuke to Brutus): 2 wds. |
| Caesarean cry ... or an alternate title for this puzzle |
| Start of a Shakespeare line that ends "Then fall, Caesar |
| Words of disbelief found in the four longest Across entries |
| Famous last words (and homophonically, a hint to this puzzle's theme) |
| Beginning of the line that precedes "Liberty! Freedom! Tyranny is dead! |
| Words of reproach, and a hint to how the four longest puzzle answers are formed |
| Antepenultimate and penultimate words of the penultimate sentence of a Shakespeare character |