Who supposedly dreamed of caesars death the night before he was murdered?

According to historical accounts, it was Calpurnia, Julius Caesar's wife, who supposedly dreamed of his death the night before he was murdered. In her dream, she saw Caesar's statue spouting blood and interpreted it as a forewarning of danger. She urged him to stay home from the Senate, but he ultimately ignored her warnings. This dream is often cited in discussions of fate and free will in Shakespeare's play "Julius Caesar."