Brutus, Marcus
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 75
JUNIUS, an illustrious Roman, one of the murderers of Julius Cæsar. His mother was the sister of Cato. He at first sided with Pompey, but, being treated with great lenity after the battle of Pharsalia, be attached himself to Cæsar, by whom he was greatly Brynhilda. ( Scand . Myth .) The name given in the Scand in avian legends to a mystic personage, probably connected with Attila, Sigurd, Gurnar, or Gunther; playing the principal part in the series of extraordinary adventures attributed to those persons.
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