Some of Caesar's most famous battles were at Alesia, Pharsalus, Zela and Munda.
Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.
He is Julius Caeser son in law who beat Mark Anthony in a fight for who would take over the Roman Empire when Caeser died. Also he became dictator for life, unlike Julius Caeser. Also his name was changed to Augustus.
The audience learns about the trouble within the Second Triumvirate, the breakdown of Brutus and Cassius' friendship, and Octavius' troops being strong and ready to fight Brutus' army.
pliny the elder credits him with 50 battles before he went to Gaul 58-50bc he won the corona civica in a seige in asia minor and went to spain aas a pro-preator and fought there its not known how many,during the Gallic wars we know of some major battles he fought in because of the Gallic wars battle of arar 58bc against the helvetti battle of Bibracte 6 legions vs up to 368,000 battle of vosges against the german war lord Ariovistus 30,000 vs 70,000 battle of axona caesar had 50,000 belgic confideration up to 360,000 siege of Avericum 52bc battle og Gergovia 52bc siege of alesia 52 bc 40,000 men vs 320,000 gauls in 54-53 he landed in britan and fought there and crossed the rhine into germany
Julius Caesar did not fight at the Battle of Philippi (42 BC). He died two years earlier (44 BC). It was his assassination which led to this battle in which Octavian and Mark Antony defeated Brutus and Crassus. Brutus could not have said anything about the fighting spirit of Marc Antony and Octavian because he committed suicide when he saw that surrender and capture were inevitable. In Shakespeare's play, Brutus was spoken to by the ghost of Caesar. Brutus says that he would have liked to talk to Caesar more but the ghost vanished. He acts afraid and says that Caesar is still mighty and great.
At Pompey.
The two of Cleopatra's famous admirers (acutally they were her allies) were Julius Caesar and Marc Antony. Julius Caesar was murdered and Antony committed suicide.
What is a 'lower campaign'.
55 bc-54bc
About 5 times
Philippi.
No, Rome was established 653 years before Julius Caesar was born. The mythological founder of Rome was Romulus. But in reality Rome was probably founded by a group of villages allied together for protection.
Julius Caesar was a Roman statesman, general and politician who was responsible for demise of Roman republic and establishing Roman Empire. In 55 BC he did not fight Marcus Brutus. He actually fought an incursion in Gaul by Germanic tribes in 55 BC. Brutus was Caesar's close friend and he did not know of his enmity towards him till the day of his assassination (44 BC) in which Brutus played a central role.
Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.Marc Antony never fought Julius Caesar. He was one of Caesar's officers and a relative. Caesar may have been angry with him for a while, but they soon reconciled.
There was really no one place that Caesar fought most of his battles, but Gaul had the edge because of the large amount of territory Caesar added. But remember, in Gaul, even though Caesar fought battles there, he did not have to fight his way into and out of the area. Many tribes quickly surrendered to him or even sent ambassadors to him to negotiate a surrender/peace. Caesar also fought in the mid east, Africa and Spain and at the time of his death he had plans drawn up for a campaign against the Parthians.
No, no it doesn't.
Du. He fought lots or more than 1