Lucius Junius was the ancestor of a son of Servilia with this name who killed himself at the Battle of Philippi, supposedly originated the expression sic semper tyrannis, and was asked "You too, child?"
This is the name most commonly used to refer to a man whom Livy claims was the first to free a slave using the vindicta staff. This is also the name most commonly used to refer to a man who quoted Euripides' Medea by asking "Forget not, Zeus, the author of these ills," and had his corpse covered in an expensive purple mantle. The earlier man led the overthrow of Lucius Tarquinius Superbus and founded the Roman (*) Republic. Lucius Junius was the ancestor of a son of Servilia with this name who killed himself at the Battle of Philippi, supposedly originated the expression sic semper tyrannis, and was asked "You too, child?" For 10 points, give the name most commonly used to refer to the man who led a conspiracy with Cassius to assassinate Julius Caesar.
This is the name most commonly used to refer to a man whom Livy claims was the first to free a slave using the vindicta staff.
Brutus [or Brute; or Lucius Junius Brutus; or Marcus Junius Brutus; prompt on Junius until it is read]