Where was Julius Caesar's villa in rome?

Answer 1

caesar lived in the ancestral home of his first and most beloved wife cornelia. during the proscriptions of sulla, caesar was stripped of his inheritance and refusing to divorce his wife went into exile. upon sulla's death, cornelia's family negotiated caesar and cornelia's return to rome and to the same home. cornelia died giving birth to caesar's daughter julia. caesar remarried twice more gaining more property by way of spousal dowry but remained in cornelia's home. upon his death, his home was used as collateral by octavian who borrowed money against his inheritance. the home is lost to history and most likely liquidated by octavian as he had no connection to the home.

Answer 2

Julius Caesar's villa in Rome was located on the Via Nomentana, a road that led out of Rome to the north. This villa was known as the Villa Julia and was situated on the outskirts of the city, providing Caesar with a retreat from the hustle and bustle of Rome. The Villa Julia was a sprawling estate with gardens, vineyards, and other amenities befitting a Roman aristocrat of Caesar's stature.

Answer 3

a small kind of hut