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How did juluis Caesar rule?
Julius Caesar is a man the end
How old was juluis Caesar when he died?
56
What province did juluis Caesar conquer in rome?
Gaul
Why was Juluis Caesar assassinated?
Caesar was assassinated because of his autocratic rule. The conspirators thought they were saving the republic by eliminating Caesar.
Why does Cassius think that Brutus is unhappy with him in the story Tragedy of Juluis Caesar?
No
What similarity did juluis Caesar and Queen Elizabeth I Share?
Both lived in a time of severe class division.
What is going on between the conspirators and the triumvirate in the Tregedy OJ juluis Caesar?
In the play Julius Caesar the conspirators and the triumvirate are fighting. The conspirators in the play are Brutus and Cassius.
Who killed juluis Caesar?
He was killed by the members of his senate. 9 in all, on the ides o fMarch, meaning the 14th.
Did juluis caeser act as an gladiator?
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What is juluis's Caesar appearance like?
According to Seutonius Caesar was tall, fair and well-built. He was supposed to have a broad face and keen dark eyes. He was sensitive about his baldness and was the originator of the comb over.
What was juluis Caesar and conelia's relationship like?
Julius Caesar and Cornelia seemed to have a strong relationship and she seems to one of the two women in his life that Caesar actually loved. He defied Sulla on her behalf and caused multi- problems for himself by doing so.
How does the play of juluis Caesar open?
Some workmen and tradesmen are celebrating a holiday on account of Caesar's victory over the sons of Pompey. A couple of tribunes show up and give them a hard time for celebrating the defeat of some Romans by some other Romans.
