Letter: Sic transit Brutus

Tuesday 30 January 1996 00:02 GMT

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From Ms Bridget Clarke

Sir: With reference to the Rev Andrew McLuskey's Latin tag (letter, 26 January), I understand it was Brutus who adsum iam forte (or even Granada). Caesar aderat! Brutus was then sic in omnibus, while Caesar sic inat.

Yours faithfully,

Bridget Clarke

Banham,

Norfolk

26 January

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