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Julius Caesar's occupation was a politician. Yes, he was also a general, but in ancient Rome at the time of Caesar, a man was expected to have military eperience before even entering politics and when his term(s) of elected office were over, he, many times was commissioned to govern a province an this entailed commandig an army. You could say that military service went along with Roman politics.

Julius Caesar's occupation was a politician. Yes, he was also a general, but in ancient Rome at the time of Caesar, a man was expected to have military eperience before even entering politics and when his term(s) of elected office were over, he, many times was commissioned to govern a province an this entailed commandig an army. You could say that military service went along with Roman politics.

Julius Caesar's occupation was a politician. Yes, he was also a general, but in ancient Rome at the time of Caesar, a man was expected to have military eperience before even entering politics and when his term(s) of elected office were over, he, many times was commissioned to govern a province an this entailed commandig an army. You could say that military service went along with Roman politics.

Julius Caesar's occupation was a politician. Yes, he was also a general, but in ancient Rome at the time of Caesar, a man was expected to have military eperience before even entering politics and when his term(s) of elected office were over, he, many times was commissioned to govern a province an this entailed commandig an army. You could say that military service went along with Roman politics.

Julius Caesar's occupation was a politician. Yes, he was also a general, but in ancient Rome at the time of Caesar, a man was expected to have military eperience before even entering politics and when his term(s) of elected office were over, he, many times was commissioned to govern a province an this entailed commandig an army. You could say that military service went along with Roman politics.

Julius Caesar's occupation was a politician. Yes, he was also a general, but in ancient Rome at the time of Caesar, a man was expected to have military eperience before even entering politics and when his term(s) of elected office were over, he, many times was commissioned to govern a province an this entailed commandig an army. You could say that military service went along with Roman politics.

Julius Caesar's occupation was a politician. Yes, he was also a general, but in ancient Rome at the time of Caesar, a man was expected to have military eperience before even entering politics and when his term(s) of elected office were over, he, many times was commissioned to govern a province an this entailed commandig an army. You could say that military service went along with Roman politics.

Julius Caesar's occupation was a politician. Yes, he was also a general, but in ancient Rome at the time of Caesar, a man was expected to have military eperience before even entering politics and when his term(s) of elected office were over, he, many times was commissioned to govern a province an this entailed commandig an army. You could say that military service went along with Roman politics.

Julius Caesar's occupation was a politician. Yes, he was also a general, but in ancient Rome at the time of Caesar, a man was expected to have military eperience before even entering politics and when his term(s) of elected office were over, he, many times was commissioned to govern a province an this entailed commandig an army. You could say that military service went along with Roman politics.

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