Referring Clues

• Mid-month, in old Rome
• Time to beware
• July 15, e.g.
• Time of the month
• Middle of a mensis
• March time
• Monthly occurrence
• One 13th?
• Midmonth date
• One day in March
• Dangerous date for Caesar
• Day to remember
• April 13, e.g.
• Fateful day
• Julian calendar date
• Days of old
• Big date
• Bad day for Caesar
• Time of a famous dispatch
• Dangerous time
• Day of the month
• Midmonth day
• There are 12 in a year
• Roman date
• Bad time for Caesar
• Middle of March
• A 15th
• Midmonth time
• Bad day for 25-Across
• Fateful March day
• Fateful day in March
• December 13th, e.g.
• ___ of March
• September 13, e.g.
• Fateful time for Caesar
• March 15, e.g.
• "Beware the ___ ..."
• March day
• November 13, e.g.
• Valentine's Day eve, e.g.
• Fateful date
• 13th or 15th
• Fateful day for Caesar
• Fateful March date
• When 12-Down was uttered
• Day of destiny
• Every month has one
• Finger
• Ominous time of old
• 10/15, e.g.
• Date to beware
• Mid-month date
• Roman day of the month
• The ___ of March
• 10/15 but not 2/3
• Mid-month dates
• ___ of March ("Julius Caesar" setting)
• Last day of Caesar's term
• Bad time of the month for Caesar
• Monthly date
• Mid-month day
• Ominous date for Caesar
• March 15th, e.g.
• Foreboding date for Caesar
• Two days before St. Patrick's Day, e.g.
• 12 days per year
• 12/13, e.g.
• 13th or 15th of the month
• The inauguration of a U.S. president happens a week after one
• Middle March?
• When Caesar was killed
• Off day for Caesar?
• Valentine's Day preceder, e.g.
• Mid-month time
• November 13th, e.g.
• Ominous time in old literature
• Foreboding March day
• Date of a historic senate assassination
• Foreboding date
• March time?
• March middle
• ___ of March
• Monthly occurrence in old Rome
• Roman day
• Key day in "Julius Caesar"
• Mid-March day
• Fateful Forum date
• The 13th or the 15th
• Climactic day in "Julius Caesar"
• The 15th, sometimes
• Fateful Forum day
• 11/15, e.g.
• "Beware the ___ of March"
• About midmonth
• When Brutus struck
• "Beware the ___ of March"
• Roman mid-month
• "Beware the ___ of March" ("Julius Caesar")
• Caesar's unlucky day
• Roman calendar notation
• March fifteenth, to Caesar
• Caesar's bad day
• Julius Caesar's last day
• Roman calendar date
• March 15, historically
• Mid-month date, sometimes
• Midst of a Roman March?
• Fifteenth of March
• January 13, e.g.
• Bad time of the month?
• "Et tu" date
• "Beware the ___ of March!"
• Old mid-month date
• Bad time for Julius
• Bad date?
• Historic assassination date
• Tough time for Caesar
• Mid-month, to Caesar
• Doomsday for Caesar
• "Julius Caesar" time frame
• St. ___ (malt liquor brand named after an Irish nun)
• Nones follower
• ___ of March ("Julius Caesar" date)
• Rough time for Caesar
• Caesar's big date
• October 15th, e.g.
• Time of danger for Caesar
• Midmonth, in Rome
• Fateful day in the Roman senate
• Part of every month
• May 15th, for example
• May 15, for example
• Yearly dozen
• “Beware the ___ …”
• Time of danger
• "Beware the ___ of March" ("Julius Caesar")
• Caesar's fateful time
• Key day in "Julius Caesar"
• Climactic day in "Julius Caesar"
• 3/15 but not 1/5
• Ominous day
• 15th of March
• Warning, to Caesar
• Day on Nero's calendar
• Roman holiday
• Certain days in March
• March 15th, for example
• 13th, at times
• Unlucky time
• Unlucky time
• Oct. 15, e.g.
• May 15 but not June 15
• Day on old calendars
• One 13th of the month?
• December 13th, for one
• Time to beware
• "The ___ of March are come"
• Caesar's worst day
• March date
• Mid-March date
• Caesar's fateful day
• Fateful day in Rome
• Fateful day at the Senate
• Fateful Senate day
• Fateful day at the Forum
• Mid-month
• 3/15, e.g.
• Ominous March day
• 'Beware the ___ of March!'
• Clooney film, "The ___ of March"
• October 15th, for example
• Time to beware, found in eight of the Across answers
• Gore's time in the senate?
• ___ of March (ominous date)
• Date of destiny
• When 61 Across was spoken
• Fateful time in March
• Midmonth day of yore
• Bad times for Caesar
• July 15 or August 13, in the Roman calendar
• "Et tu, Brute?" day
• Bad time in the Senate
• 15th of March, e.g.
• "The ___ of March" (2011 George Clooney film)
• "Beware the ___ ..."
• Date of March madness?
• Roman calendar day
• 'The ___ of March' (2011 film)
• When "et tu" was spoken
• March day to 'beware'
• Middle of Roman months
• Unlucky time for Caesar
• Bad time for 48-Down
• Time of March madness?
• Middle-of-the-month date, once
• July 15 or Aug. 13, in the Roman calendar
• "Et tu" day
• Ominous time
• "The ___ of March" (2011 George Clooney movie)
• March 15th, to Caesar
• Midmonth, to Caesar
• Assassination date
• 15th of March, say
• Three days before the start of this year's March Madness
• April 13th, e.g.
• May 15th, e.g.
• Midmonth, to Caesar
• Midmonth period
• When "et tu" was uttered
• Aug. 13, e.g.
• Menacing March day
• Caesar's worst time
• Fateful date for Caesar
• When Brutus became brutal
• Time to be wary
• Friday the 13th, sometimes
• Word in a dramatic warning
• Middle marker?
• Day to beware
• Each month has one
• Mid-March, e.g.
• Day about two weeks after calends
• August 13, e.g.
• May 15, e.g.
• Eight days after the nones, in ancient Rome
• Dark day in the Senate
• Unlucky day for Caesar
• Day to 'beware'
• Time to watch out
• The 13th of April
• 7/15, e.g.
• Roman holidays
• March 15 or April 13
• Dangerous time in "Julius Caesar"
• Fateful day in the Senate
• 13th of April, e.g.
• Eight days after the nones
• Dreadful day for Caesar
• March 15, to Caesar
• Ominous date
• Middle of the month
• Middle March
• "Julius Caesar" date
• When the Bard sets "Et tu"
• Date of terror for Caesar
• Date that "stuck" with Caesar
• February 13, e.g.
• Tough day for Caesar
• Bad day for Caesar, as an understatement
• Roman holy days
• Day of March madness?
• July 15th, e.g.
• Fateful day in old Rome
• 13th, maybe
• March 15
• Monthly Roman calendar occurrences
• Caesar's date
• ___ of March (time of danger)
• Fateful Roman date
• A day in Rome
• 15th of March, May, July or October
• Ominous time for Caesar
• Thirteenth of February
• Middle of the month, roughly
• Bad day in March for Julius Caesar
• The -- of March
• Date for Caesar
• It's about two weeks into the month
• March 15, for one
• "Beware the ___ of March" (from "Julius Caesar")
• Fatal March date
• Middle of month in Rome, ie time to go
• 15 March, say - key date for Caesar
• ... 80% of that is due to 19 13 or 15
• Days when I start to despair
• One man for Caesar to beware of
• Rome's fateful date in Gobi desert
• Eg March 15
• See 12
• (In March) Caesar's time to beware
• Just for a day, one joins that chap in the last two clues
• When he was fated to die horribly: Julius' finale
• Some of these Dickensians turned up for a day in 24 down reportedly
• Days of iridescence?
• One of the French days in ancient Rome
• Date in Rome for fishes
• Day in the middle of a Roman month
• Mid-month date in ancient Rome
• For example, March 15 in the Roman calendar
• Final date in the Julian calendar?
• Bad day for Julius Caesar
• Important date for Brutus
• Date in Rome that is incomplete
• Caesar's bad day in March
• Time for someone stabbed in the back to accept end of tenure!
• Mid-month date in Roman calendar
• Date in Rome that is timeless
• Killing time in Rome (ie wasting time)
• 'oles up when Caesar was passing?
• That is almost a fateful date
• When Antony says "Woe to the hand that shed this costly blood!"
• Penultimate day before St. Patrick's Day
• Dangerous date
• March 15, to Brutus
• March 15 for Julius Caesar
• The 13th of several months
• Fateful March time
• Middle of March, e.g.
• March time?
• October 15, for example
• Day of the full moon, in old Rome
• Caesar's time to beware
• "Julius Caesar" setting
• *Clam digger's concern
• Killing time?
• That is nearly the date
• Fish on the thirteenth this month
• Roman day that is endless
• Indeed, doesn't everyone say their leaders make this a prophetic day?
• Dates, mostly 19, in Rome - that is to say, short
• 13th or 15th day in the Roman calendar month
• Not a good date in March for Gaius Julius
• Doomsday in the Senate
• The days of some wild desire
• March 15 or May 15
• Caesar's time
• Mid-month date of old Rome
• 3/15 or 4/13, day-wise
• Fateful mid-month day
• Caesar's last day
• 15th of some months
• May 15, for one
• Day on the Roman calendar
• When "Et tu, Brute?" is uttered
• Dire March time
• Cockney conceals date in Rome
• The days I had ways
• March event
• Day in Caesar lore
• Mid-month days
• Caesar's fatal day
• Historical date from Old Rome
• When Brutus was violent
• Can be side-splitting in March, say
• I name the day in March, say
• Middle-of-the-month day
• March 15, for example
• June 13, e.g.
• Part of every Julian month
• Bad March time
• Shakespearean warning word
• Fateful Roman day
• Bad date for Julius Caesar
• Ominous day in Rome
• Infamous time of March
• Midmonth occasion
• Roman calendar feature
• March 15, notably
• It takes days to build a side
• Killing time in Rome
• Fateful day in 44 B.C.
• Clarifying phrase
• ___ of March (March 15th)
• Midmonth day, in ancient Rome
• Day in ancient Rome
• Day when 46-Across was spoken
• The middle of March, to Caesar
• Fateful March day for Caesar
• Day for Caesar to beware
• Day cited in "The Lives of the Twelve Caesars"
• April 13th, for one
• 15th of March, for example
• When Caesar said "Et tu, Brute?"
• Caesar's last day, e.g.
• Ancient midpoint marker, more or less
• The 13th or 15th
• Caesar's March 15th
• Caesar's bad time
• When 40-Across was spoken
• Dire day for Caesar
• Follower of the calends and the nones
• Date sacred to Jupiter
• Time for March madness?
• Day after Pi Day, e.g.
• 5/15, e.g.
• Mid day?
• Date to be wary of
• Days of iridescence?
• Caesar's fatal time?
• Day originally marked by a full moon in the early Roman calendar
• Worst times for Caesar
• Capitol Hill staffers
• Two weeks after calends, approximately
• May 15, historically
• Full moon period on the Roman lunar calendar
• 13th or 15th days, on the Roman calendar
• May 15, to Caesar
• Caesar's day of doom
• Caesar's final day
• Pi Day follower
• Time to "beware" after Pi Day
• Middle-of-the-month time