Et tu, Brute?" language NYT

The crossword clue "Et tu, Brute?" language" with the answer "LATIN" refers to the fact that the phrase "Et tu, Brute?" is originally in Latin. This famous expression, meaning "And you, Brutus?" is attributed to Julius Caesar in William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar, where it signifies betrayal.

The use of Latin in this context highlights the historical and cultural significance of the language, which was the lingua franca of the Roman Empire and has had a lasting influence on many modern languages.

The crossword clue "Et tu, Brute?" language" with the answer "ROMAN" refers to the cultural and historical context in which the phrase is situated.

The phrase "Et tu, Brute?" comes from William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar, set in ancient Rome, where it is spoken by Julius Caesar upon recognizing his friend Brutus among his assassins.

The crossword clue "Et tu, Brute?" language" with the answer "ITALIAN" refers to the modern language spoken in Italy, which is the descendant of Latin, the language from which the phrase originates.

While "Et tu, Brute?" itself is a Latin phrase made famous by William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, Italian is the contemporary language that evolved from Latin and is rooted in the same cultural and historical context of ancient Rome.

The crossword clue "Et tu, Brute?" language" with the answer "HEBREW" refers to the ancient language spoken by the Hebrew people, which has significant historical and religious importance.

While "Et tu, Brute?" is a phrase in Latin attributed to Julius Caesar in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, the mention of Hebrew may highlight the broader cultural and literary context in which themes of betrayal and loyalty are explored across different texts, including biblical narratives.