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Yes they were in a very sexual relationship, but this did not mean too much in the ancient world. Cleopatra needed a father for her child and Caesar was handy. Caesar wanted the money that Egypt owed him and Cleopatra was the one who would pay him once she had the throne. You could say that they had a mutually beneficial relationship.
The extended metaphor Brutus uses to describe how Caesar may act if he is crowned king is the ladder.... Caesar climbing the ladder of prosperity, he would reach the top. He may forget bout the people of Rome. He will look into the clouds and indulge in the wealth and fortune.
Back Against The Wall by Cage The Elephant could describe Caesar and Bruttus Viva La Vida - ColdPlay also 4 Caesar All Hail Caesar - AC/DC could describe Caesar and the conspirators Songs about manipulation or greed for Cassius
They influenced each other greatly.
The most charitable way to describe that relationship would be to call it hostile.
His response to Julius Caesar was .. would you like a Caesar salad ? :)
full of napkins.
Hera had a very strained relationship with her husband.
Yes they were in a very sexual relationship, but this did not mean too much in the ancient world. Cleopatra needed a father for her child and Caesar was handy. Caesar wanted the money that Egypt owed him and Cleopatra was the one who would pay him once she had the throne. You could say that they had a mutually beneficial relationship.
Because he stab Caesar in the back & betrayed him
he was good with the nobles.
The way i would descibe friends with benefits is two people who have a sexual relationship but not an emotional relationship.
If the people in it were complete opposites that would be an oxymoron.
creepy and unatural
Beautiful and contagious
Brutus tells the group that Antony was like one of Caesar's arms. He was implying that once they killed Caesar, it would render Antony powerless.
Julius Caesar's relationship with Cleopatra was a mutual one . Julius Caesar put Cleopatra and her brother on the throne of Egypt, in return he was to recieve payments from Egypt. He also left (correct me if im wrong) four legions of men to keep Egypt on friendly terms so there would be no uprisings.