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If you are talking about the notes he made in Gaul, then there is no examples Julius ceasar saying he is young, but there are many examples of mark Antony to know his age. he went to Gaul to join his mother's cousin Julius Caesar as a staff officer. In 49 B.C. (34 years old, still young! :D)

Born: January 14, 83 BC, Rome, Italy

Died: August 1, 30 BC, Alexandria, Egypt

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