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Julius Caesar had no disability. Towards the end of his life he was supposed to have suffered from "epilepsy", but his is questionable as the term epilepsy was used by the ancient writers for medical conditions they did not understand. Whatever his illness or condition might have been, it did not affect him in any way, as at the time of his death he was preparing for a two year campaign against Parthia.

Julius Caesar had no disability. Towards the end of his life he was supposed to have suffered from "epilepsy", but his is questionable as the term epilepsy was used by the ancient writers for medical conditions they did not understand. Whatever his illness or condition might have been, it did not affect him in any way, as at the time of his death he was preparing for a two year campaign against Parthia.

Julius Caesar had no disability. Towards the end of his life he was supposed to have suffered from "epilepsy", but his is questionable as the term epilepsy was used by the ancient writers for medical conditions they did not understand. Whatever his illness or condition might have been, it did not affect him in any way, as at the time of his death he was preparing for a two year campaign against Parthia.

Julius Caesar had no disability. Towards the end of his life he was supposed to have suffered from "epilepsy", but his is questionable as the term epilepsy was used by the ancient writers for medical conditions they did not understand. Whatever his illness or condition might have been, it did not affect him in any way, as at the time of his death he was preparing for a two year campaign against Parthia.

Julius Caesar had no disability. Towards the end of his life he was supposed to have suffered from "epilepsy", but his is questionable as the term epilepsy was used by the ancient writers for medical conditions they did not understand. Whatever his illness or condition might have been, it did not affect him in any way, as at the time of his death he was preparing for a two year campaign against Parthia.

Julius Caesar had no disability. Towards the end of his life he was supposed to have suffered from "epilepsy", but his is questionable as the term epilepsy was used by the ancient writers for medical conditions they did not understand. Whatever his illness or condition might have been, it did not affect him in any way, as at the time of his death he was preparing for a two year campaign against Parthia.

Julius Caesar had no disability. Towards the end of his life he was supposed to have suffered from "epilepsy", but his is questionable as the term epilepsy was used by the ancient writers for medical conditions they did not understand. Whatever his illness or condition might have been, it did not affect him in any way, as at the time of his death he was preparing for a two year campaign against Parthia.

Julius Caesar had no disability. Towards the end of his life he was supposed to have suffered from "epilepsy", but his is questionable as the term epilepsy was used by the ancient writers for medical conditions they did not understand. Whatever his illness or condition might have been, it did not affect him in any way, as at the time of his death he was preparing for a two year campaign against Parthia.

Julius Caesar had no disability. Towards the end of his life he was supposed to have suffered from "epilepsy", but his is questionable as the term epilepsy was used by the ancient writers for medical conditions they did not understand. Whatever his illness or condition might have been, it did not affect him in any way, as at the time of his death he was preparing for a two year campaign against Parthia.

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