text: A major early collection of medieval French prose relates "ancient history until" this man.
full_question: A major early collection of medieval French prose relates "ancient history until" this man. In a literaryappearance, this man is unmoved by Theodotus's pleas about burning books and is given dates by Rufio whilewaiting in a lighthouse during a siege in Egypt. This figure ascends into heaven at the close of Ovid'sMetamorphoses. In one of Shaw's Three Plays for Puritans, this man receives a rug that conceals the other titlecharacter rolled up inside. This subject of Lucan's Pharsalia is targeted by a man with a "lean and hungry look"in a namesake Shakespeare play. For 10 points, name this Roman who cries, "Et tu, brute?" after being stabbedin the Senate. 
first_sentence: A major early collection of medieval French prose relates "ancient history until" this man.
raw_answer: Gaius Julius Caesar [or Gaius Julius Caesar] 