Julius Caesar was victorious over Pompey in the civil war, and as a type of reward, the senate made him dictator -- again.
Julius Caesar was victorious over Pompey in the civil war, and as a type of reward, the senate made him dictator -- again.
Julius Caesar was victorious over Pompey in the civil war, and as a type of reward, the senate made him dictator -- again.
Julius Caesar was victorious over Pompey in the civil war, and as a type of reward, the senate made him dictator -- again.
Julius Caesar was victorious over Pompey in the civil war, and as a type of reward, the senate made him dictator -- again.
Julius Caesar was victorious over Pompey in the civil war, and as a type of reward, the senate made him dictator -- again.
Julius Caesar was victorious over Pompey in the civil war, and as a type of reward, the senate made him dictator -- again.
Julius Caesar was victorious over Pompey in the civil war, and as a type of reward, the senate made him dictator -- again.
Julius Caesar was victorious over Pompey in the civil war, and as a type of reward, the senate made him dictator -- again.
Julius Caesar was victorious over Pompey in the civil war, and as a type of reward, the senate made him dictator -- again.
In 44B.C. Julius Caesar became dictator of the Roman world.
He became a dictator.
he isn't
48 BC.
before
You're thinking of Julius Caesar who became dictator for life in 44 BC.
Julius Caesar became the first Roman dictator who was appointed for life (dictator perpetuus, dictator in perpetuity).
soldier
If you mean Julius Caesar, never. He was a dictator, not an emperor.
Julius Caesar had himself appointed dictator for life in 44 BC, one month before his assassination, The was appointed dictator in 49 BC and resigned after 11 days, after he presided over his own election as consul, dictator for an indefinite period in 48 BC and dictator for 10 years in 46 BC.
no, senators assassinated ceasar before he had a chance to become a dictator
Julius Ceaser