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Julius Caesar was said to have had a congenial personality. The ancient writer Seutonius says that Caesar had a "charming" personality. Although he had a few enemies that got together and killed him, for the most part people liked him. Even Cicero, who was opposed to him politically, liked him personally.
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What were Julius Caesar's personality?
He was greedy!
What would you draw for Julius Caesar's personality?
Many things can be drawn from Julius Caesar\'s personality. He was fearless, mighty and loyal among other things.
How was Julius Caesar wise?
You could say that Julius Caesar was wise in the way he used his personality to cultivate the people who could help him in his political aspirations.You could say that Julius Caesar was wise in the way he used his personality to cultivate the people who could help him in his political aspirations.You could say that Julius Caesar was wise in the way he used his personality to cultivate the people who could help him in his political aspirations.You could say that Julius Caesar was wise in the way he used his personality to cultivate the people who could help him in his political aspirations.You could say that Julius Caesar was wise in the way he used his personality to cultivate the people who could help him in his political aspirations.You could say that Julius Caesar was wise in the way he used his personality to cultivate the people who could help him in his political aspirations.You could say that Julius Caesar was wise in the way he used his personality to cultivate the people who could help him in his political aspirations.You could say that Julius Caesar was wise in the way he used his personality to cultivate the people who could help him in his political aspirations.You could say that Julius Caesar was wise in the way he used his personality to cultivate the people who could help him in his political aspirations.
How were Alexander the great and Julius Caesar different?
alexander the great had a diffrent personality
What has the author Julius Bernard Maller written?
Julius Bernard Maller has written: 'Character sketches' -- subject(s): Character tests, Personality
How was Julius Caesar as a management leader?
Not that good, his personality took a downfall after his divorce with Jesus.
What can you draw if you want to show Julius Caesar's Personality?
his personality: Conceited you could draw a dark person looking away from the drawer, to show that nothing else maters.
What did Julius Caesar do to make him such a great ruler?
Julius Caesar was a man of many talents, interests and actions. He was able to gain cooperation from others by his personality and was able to charm the masses by that same personality. However, as far as ruling, he was too impatient to be a great ruler or even a good one.
How did Julius Caesar becaome a leading public figure?
Julius Caesar became a leading public figure due to his personality and the fact that he was elected to all the public offices necessary for him to become consul and then a governor.
What has the author Julius C S Pinckaers written?
Julius C. S. Pinckaers has written: 'From privacy toward a new intellectual property right in persona' -- subject(s): Intellectual property, Personality (Law), Privacy, Right of, Publicity (Law), Right of Privacy
What are Julius Cesar strengths?
Julius Caesar's strengths were his ability to lead and connect with his army and with most of the populace in Rome. Although having better than average abilities in strategies, public speaking, and literary matters, his main strength was his personality. It is said that his personality was magnetic and even that old stuffed toga Cicero liked him personally (although hating him politically). All of Caesar's achievements were possible through his various positions of authority and he attained those positions largely through his personality. To be more specific with regard to Julius Caesar's strength to lead & connect with his legions was the conquest of Gaul. This single military achievement made his popularity among the citizens of Rome and among his legions soar.
Who lead his army secretly across the Rubicon River into northern Italy?
It was Julius Caesar, but he didn't do it secretly. He openly defied the senate and entered Italy with all the boldness that was part of his personality.
