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Brutus may refer to:

People [link]

• Numerous ancient Romans; see Brutus, and most famously:

• Marcus Junius Brutus— Caesar's friend and most famous assassin, about whom the line "Et tu, Brute?" was spoken.

• The fictional character based on Brutus in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
• Cicero's work on oratory addressed to the historical figure; see Brutus (Cicero)

• Brutus of Troy who, according to legend, founded Britain.
• Brutus Greenshield, legendary king of the Britons.
• Brutus de Villeroi, 19th century French engineer.
• "Junius Brutus", the pen name of the author Charles Blount.
• "Brutus", the pen name of Robert Yates.
• Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake, ring name of American professional wrestler Edward Leslie (born 1957).
• Roman Czerniawski (1910–1985), a World War II double agent code-named Brutus.
• Joel Brutus (born 1974), a Haitian judoka.
• Dennis Brutus (1924–2009), a South African poet.

Popular culture [link]

Music

• Brutus (band), a Czech rock band.
• Brutus (Canadian band), a 1970s Canadian band.
• Brutus (rapper), a Dutch rapper, real name Brutus Frederiks
• "B is for Brutus", a song from the third album by The Hives, Tyrannosaurus Hives.
• "Even You Brutus", a song from the tenth album by Red Hot Chili Peppers, "I'm With You".

Others

• Bluto (sometimes known as "Brutus"), a cartoon character from "Popeye".
• Brutus, name of the evil robot army commander in the webcomic Anema: Age of the Robots.
• Brutus Jones, fictional character, protagonist of "The Emperor Jones"
• Brutus, a bull in the fighting game Human Killing Machine
• Brutus (magazine), a Japanese magazine
• The House of Brutii is a playable faction in the video game Rome:Total War.
• Brutus, a character in The Hunger Games

Transportation [link]

• Brutus (schooner of war), a ship in the Texas Navy.
• Brutus (1862v1884), one of the eight South Devon Railway Dido class steam locomotives.

Places [link]

• Brutus, New York, a town in Cayuga County, New York, in the USA.
• Brutus, Łódź Voivodeship (central Poland).

Other uses [link]

• Brutus Buckeye, the athletics mascot of The Ohio State University.
• Brutus cluster, a high-performance cluster at ETH Zurich
• Brutus Jeans, maker of denim apparel in the 1970s and '80s.
• Brutus, a cartoon and comics character from 1960 to 1962.
• Brutus, a brute force password cracking program for Windows.

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