Explanation: Brutus, the most famous of the assassins of Julius Caesar, is, has been, and probably will always be a divisive figure. Even back in the Renaissance, the same argument was going on - great artists of the period often took different sides of the debate.

Brutus was optimate scum and deserved worse than he got

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So Michelangelo depicted him as the sleek, streamlined FDR-era locomotive and Dante as the clapped-out old steam engine?