The Roman mythology, which Julius Caesar was raised in, had a number of gods. What is striking about the religion is that it was very formal, with much ritual. There was also a complicated set of relationships between the various gods and mortals (humans).
The Roman gods were suplemented by the gods of conquered people.
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Julius Caesar was mostly a politician who focused on getting the crowds to adore him, not the various roman gods, and so he didn't show more than lip service to the gods, hosting the occasional ritual, but displaying no particular favor. In his commentaries of his conquests he doesn't mention any religions or deities at all. The only major interaction was the intervention of the Vestal Virgins on his behalf to be removed from an opponent's blacklist due to the influence of his mother's family. He so successfully had people believing in him, that 10 years or so after his death, they formally deified Caesar as Divus Iulius in 42 BC.
Julius Caesar was a pantheist. This means he worshiped many gods, or at least gave lip service to them when required. He did not follow any religious cult of his time.
Julius Caesar was a pantheist. This means he worshiped many gods, or at least gave lip service to them when required. He did not follow any religious cult of his time.
Julius Caesar was a pantheist. This means he worshiped many gods, or at least gave lip service to them when required. He did not follow any religious cult of his time.
Julius Caesar was a pantheist. This means he worshiped many gods, or at least gave lip service to them when required. He did not follow any religious cult of his time.
Julius Caesar was a pantheist. This means he worshiped many gods, or at least gave lip service to them when required. He did not follow any religious cult of his time.
Julius Caesar was a pantheist. This means he worshiped many gods, or at least gave lip service to them when required. He did not follow any religious cult of his time.
Julius Caesar was a pantheist. This means he worshiped many gods, or at least gave lip service to them when required. He did not follow any religious cult of his time.
Julius Caesar was a pantheist. This means he worshiped many gods, or at least gave lip service to them when required. He did not follow any religious cult of his time.
Julius Caesar was a pantheist. This means he worshiped many gods, or at least gave lip service to them when required. He did not follow any religious cult of his time.
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Julius Caesar was a pantheist. This means he worshiped many gods, or at least gave lip service to them when required. He did not follow any religious cult of his time.
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I believe you mean "Julius Caesar." He was a Roman general.
Scholars believe that Julius Caesar was written around 1598-1599.
I believe you mean "Julius Caesar." He was a Roman general.
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Julius Caesar never tried to change Rome's religion. He was not a particularly religious man himself although he was Pontifex Maximus, which was the head priest of Rome.
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I believe it was "The Mighty Julius Caesar".
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