All men die, no men deserves to die.
As a ruler Julius Caesar had made a great many enemies, his laison with Cleopatra, and their illegitimate child was an affront to the Senate, and threatened the stability of the Republic. By their standands he had to die, before he named Caesarion as his successor. In addition he was too powerful, the Senate was made up of rich men who expected to share that power. At the time of his death, Rome was still an oligarchy, not yet the Roman Empire, though killing Julius Caesar did not prevent that from happening.
On the other hand, he was a great general, with many victories, and under his rule many public works were carried out throughout Italy. His conquest of Gaul added much to the Roman territories. He was more restrained than many of his successors, and probably saner as well.
He was assassinated by Romans who thought he was a threat to the republic. There were some grounds for thinking that this was the case.
Julius Caesar was never arrested.
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The Senate were jealous of Julius Caesar because he had power, popularity, and all these things
Julius Caesar wanted to be addressed as dictator for eternity. He wanted limitless power.
The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.
Julius Caesar was assassinated because his power was absolute as Rome's perpetual (Dictator)
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Julius Caesar was the head of the Rome, its governor, and Mark Anthony was second in power after Caesar.
Julius Caesar came into power as a leader of Rome because he was a dictator for life
The Senate were jealous of Julius Caesar because he had power, popularity, and all these things
Julius Caesar wanted to be addressed as dictator for eternity. He wanted limitless power.
In the present day we say, "Peace, Love, and Happiness" but in the tragedy of Julius Caesar we say, "Love, Death, and Power" Julius Caesar was ambitious because he was POWER-HUNGRY, ARROGANT, and IMPERTINANT.
Julius Caesar wanted to be addressed as dictator for eternity. He wanted limitless power.
The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.The reasons for Julius Caesar's death were that he had attained too much power and that he was undermining the principles of the republic.
greed and a thirst for power
Julius Caesar was officially the man in power in 48 BC after the battle of Pharsalus when he defeated Pompey.
Julius Caesar was assassinated because his power was absolute as Rome's perpetual (Dictator)
Caesar died at the senate floor, killed by other senators by stabbing because they thought he was gaining too much power. Julius Caesar was stabbed to death.