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After Julius Caesar the senate was technically in control of Rome. However in reality it was a contest between Octavian and Antony which culminated in the forming of the second triumvirate. Just an added note, Lepidus comes into the picture here too, as he was Caesar's Master of the Horse and was/would be in charge of the city of Rome while the dictator was away. That was the reason for including him in the second triumvirate.
After Julius Caesar the senate was technically in control of Rome. However in reality it was a contest between Octavian and Antony which culminated in the forming of the second triumvirate. Just an added note, Lepidus comes into the picture here too, as he was Caesar's Master of the Horse and was/would be in charge of the city of Rome while the dictator was away. That was the reason for including him in the second triumvirate.
After Julius Caesar the senate was technically in control of Rome. However in reality it was a contest between Octavian and Antony which culminated in the forming of the second triumvirate. Just an added note, Lepidus comes into the picture here too, as he was Caesar's Master of the Horse and was/would be in charge of the city of Rome while the dictator was away. That was the reason for including him in the second triumvirate.
After Julius Caesar the senate was technically in control of Rome. However in reality it was a contest between Octavian and Antony which culminated in the forming of the second triumvirate. Just an added note, Lepidus comes into the picture here too, as he was Caesar's Master of the Horse and was/would be in charge of the city of Rome while the dictator was away. That was the reason for including him in the second triumvirate.
After Julius Caesar the senate was technically in control of Rome. However in reality it was a contest between Octavian and Antony which culminated in the forming of the second triumvirate. Just an added note, Lepidus comes into the picture here too, as he was Caesar's Master of the Horse and was/would be in charge of the city of Rome while the dictator was away. That was the reason for including him in the second triumvirate.
After Julius Caesar the senate was technically in control of Rome. However in reality it was a contest between Octavian and Antony which culminated in the forming of the second triumvirate. Just an added note, Lepidus comes into the picture here too, as he was Caesar's Master of the Horse and was/would be in charge of the city of Rome while the dictator was away. That was the reason for including him in the second triumvirate.
After Julius Caesar the senate was technically in control of Rome. However in reality it was a contest between Octavian and Antony which culminated in the forming of the second triumvirate. Just an added note, Lepidus comes into the picture here too, as he was Caesar's Master of the Horse and was/would be in charge of the city of Rome while the dictator was away. That was the reason for including him in the second triumvirate.
After Julius Caesar the senate was technically in control of Rome. However in reality it was a contest between Octavian and Antony which culminated in the forming of the second triumvirate. Just an added note, Lepidus comes into the picture here too, as he was Caesar's Master of the Horse and was/would be in charge of the city of Rome while the dictator was away. That was the reason for including him in the second triumvirate.
After Julius Caesar the senate was technically in control of Rome. However in reality it was a contest between Octavian and Antony which culminated in the forming of the second triumvirate. Just an added note, Lepidus comes into the picture here too, as he was Caesar's Master of the Horse and was/would be in charge of the city of Rome while the dictator was away. That was the reason for including him in the second triumvirate.
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How did Julius Caesar gain control of Rome?
Julius Caesar gained control of Rome by winning the civil war with Pompey.
In act 4 of Julius Caesar who has control in rome?
Cluadius !
Did Julius Caesar control Rome by reducing the power of the Senate?
yes
Who took control of Rome in 46bc and became a dictator?
Julius Caesar took control of Rome in 46 BC.
Was Julius Caesar ruler of Rome?
Yes Julius Caesar was a ruler of Rome
What was Julius Caesar Hometown?
Julius Caesar was born and died in Rome.
Who took control of Rome in 46 b.c. and Became dictator?
Julius Caesar took control of Rome in 46 BC.
When did Rome assert undisputed control of the Mediterranean world?
After Julius Caesar established control of France
What would happen if Julius Caesar returned to Rome?
he would be killed because of all the power he gained
Who was the governor of Gaul who took control of Rome?
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What famous roman said ask not what rome can do for you but what can you do for rome?
This is a quote of Julius Caesar
What time period did Julius Caesar rule rome?
Julius Caesar had the supreme rule of Rome from loosely, 48 BC to his death in 44 BC. He had flashes of authority before 48, when he was consul, but it was not until he defeated Pompey that he gained total political control although he still had a few military matter to settle.
