Gaius Julius Caesar, dictator of the Roman Republic, was assassinated in the Theatre of Pompey in Rome on the ides of March (March 15), 44 BCE, by as many as 60 or so senators who feared that Caesar plotted to overthrow the Republic and become king.
The great irony of Caesar's murder is that, after his death, the Republic was plunged into civil war, eventually overthrown and replaced by the Empire, headed by the first emperor, Caesar Augustus (formerly Octavius, Caesar's adopted heir). Another great irony is that he died at the foot of the statue of Pompey: the man who had opposed him, and who Caesar had fought and beaten in several battles before Pompey was murdered by the Egyptians.
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Julius Caesar was assasinated in the curia of Pompeys theatre on the 15th march 44bc. The closest you can get, which is very close, is in the basement eating area of the Ristorante Pancrazio' located at the Campo de' Fiori which is about half a kilometer south west of the Pantheon in the Campo Marzo area, NOT at the Forum or the Senate House. This quote is from 'reidsitaly.com': It doesn't get more atmospheric than this, a restaurant whose basement rooms are set into the restored arcades of the 55 BC Pompey's Theater. It's like dining in a museum.
Be warned, no-one in the surrounding shops or restaurants will tell you where it is. Hope this helps
Julius Caesar was killed in the meeting hall of the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the meeting hall of the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the meeting hall of the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the meeting hall of the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the meeting hall of the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the meeting hall of the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the meeting hall of the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the meeting hall of the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the meeting hall of the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the senate meeting hall in the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the senate meeting hall in the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the senate meeting hall in the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the senate meeting hall in the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the senate meeting hall in the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the senate meeting hall in the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the senate meeting hall in the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the senate meeting hall in the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the senate meeting hall in the theater of Pompey.
Caesar was killed in the theater of Pompey. Do not be misled by the term "theater" of Pompey. Yes, there was a theater, but the entire structure was not simply an auditorium for plays, it was a massive complex of buildings, including a private residence, public gardens, a temple and a meeting hall for the Roman senate.
It was in this meeting hall that Caesar was killed.
Caesar was killed in the theater of Pompey. Do not be misled by the term "theater" of Pompey. Yes, there was a theater, but the entire structure was not simply an auditorium for plays, it was a massive complex of buildings, including a private residence, public gardens, a temple and a meeting hall for the Roman senate.
It was in this meeting hall that Caesar was killed.
Caesar was killed in the theater of Pompey. Do not be misled by the term "theater" of Pompey. Yes, there was a theater, but the entire structure was not simply an auditorium for plays, it was a massive complex of buildings, including a private residence, public gardens, a temple and a meeting hall for the Roman senate.
It was in this meeting hall that Caesar was killed.
Caesar was killed in the theater of Pompey. Do not be misled by the term "theater" of Pompey. Yes, there was a theater, but the entire structure was not simply an auditorium for plays, it was a massive complex of buildings, including a private residence, public gardens, a temple and a meeting hall for the Roman senate.
It was in this meeting hall that Caesar was killed.
Caesar was killed in the theater of Pompey. Do not be misled by the term "theater" of Pompey. Yes, there was a theater, but the entire structure was not simply an auditorium for plays, it was a massive complex of buildings, including a private residence, public gardens, a temple and a meeting hall for the Roman senate.
It was in this meeting hall that Caesar was killed.
Caesar was killed in the theater of Pompey. Do not be misled by the term "theater" of Pompey. Yes, there was a theater, but the entire structure was not simply an auditorium for plays, it was a massive complex of buildings, including a private residence, public gardens, a temple and a meeting hall for the Roman senate.
It was in this meeting hall that Caesar was killed.
Caesar was killed in the theater of Pompey. Do not be misled by the term "theater" of Pompey. Yes, there was a theater, but the entire structure was not simply an auditorium for plays, it was a massive complex of buildings, including a private residence, public gardens, a temple and a meeting hall for the Roman senate.
It was in this meeting hall that Caesar was killed.
Caesar was killed in the theater of Pompey. Do not be misled by the term "theater" of Pompey. Yes, there was a theater, but the entire structure was not simply an auditorium for plays, it was a massive complex of buildings, including a private residence, public gardens, a temple and a meeting hall for the Roman senate.
It was in this meeting hall that Caesar was killed.
Caesar was killed in the theater of Pompey. Do not be misled by the term "theater" of Pompey. Yes, there was a theater, but the entire structure was not simply an auditorium for plays, it was a massive complex of buildings, including a private residence, public gardens, a temple and a meeting hall for the Roman senate.
It was in this meeting hall that Caesar was killed.
Caesar was killed in the theater of Pompey. Do not be misled by the term "theater" of Pompey. Yes, there was a theater, but the entire structure was not simply an auditorium for plays, it was a massive complex of buildings, including a private residence, public gardens, a temple and a meeting hall for the Roman senate.
It was in this meeting hall that Caesar was killed.
the lower steps of the portico of the Theatre of Pompey
Caesar was assassinated in the senate meeting hall which was in the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the meeting hall of the theater of Pompey.
Julius Caesar was killed in the senate meeting hall in the theater of Pompey.
ideas of march
Julius Caesar started the civil war in 49 BC.
Yes, Julius ceasar was a loyal king and he was doing wut was right for his people.
mark Antony was a senator with Julius Cesar and when Cesar was killed in his wil he made octavian his adopted son octavian was cesars nieces son and when octavian came into power he made mark Antony rule the egyptsion part and Antony hooked up with cleopatria
On 15 March 44 BCE, the Roman dictator Julius Caesar was murdered.
Assassinated 15th March 44 BC in Rome
Caesar I
Julius Cesar's marriage to Pompeia who was a wealthy Optimate granddaughter and the wars permitted him to be extremely rich.
He was a roman emperor.
ideas of march
March 15, 44 B.C.
Julius Cesar
Julius Caesar died on the Ides of March, or March 15th, 44 B.C
Julius Caesar started the civil war in 49 BC.
Yes, Julius ceasar was a loyal king and he was doing wut was right for his people.
Julius Cesar led his army into the country of Sweeden in 1256.
mark Antony was a senator with Julius Cesar and when Cesar was killed in his wil he made octavian his adopted son octavian was cesars nieces son and when octavian came into power he made mark Antony rule the egyptsion part and Antony hooked up with cleopatria