We Shall meet at Philippe?

Question

This is a famous quotation, but who said it and to whom.I think it is attributed to Napolean.But not sure

Answer 1

Neither is exact but here are two.

CASSIUS (to Brutus)

Then, with your will, go on;

We'll along ourselves, and meet them at Philippi.

- Julius Caesar, Act 4, Scene 3. ...

Plutarch famously reported that Brutus experienced a vision of a ghost a few months before the battle. One night he saw a huge and shadowy form appearing in front of him; when he calmly asked, "What and whence art thou?" it answered "I am thy evil genie, Brutus: we shall meet again at Philippi." He again met the ghost the night before the battle. This episode is one of the most famous in Shakespeare’s play Julius Caesar.

Answer 2

Caesar's ghost to Brutus at his tent in Sardis(Turkey).

Brutus was reading a book at night when the ghost came

Brutus' reply was something like we will meet at Phillipe

Read Julius Caesar by Shakespeare

Answer 3

the ghost of julius caesar said it to Marcus Brutus.