Julius Caesar

Octavius came to Rome to claim his inheritance. He was Julius Caesar's principle heir and adopted son.

The Ides of March is what Julius Caesar's death is called, but this is erroneous. The Ides of March was the date that Julius Caesar was killed. His death is called an assassination.

I think they weren't always too fond of him being king because he liked helping the poor. Caesar was too comfortable in calling himself king. No one was pleased to hear this.

In 44BC, Julius Caesar was stabbed by a gang led by Marcus Brutus because they hated him being 'king'. When Augustus, his adopted son, took reign, he never called himself king.

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the most siver wonde or scar was from his best friend brutus..

how their friendship was nothing and he didint really care as a friend. and he wanted hinm dead and how he lied..

Fate vs. Freewill

Public vs. Private

Misinterpretations vs. Misreadings

Inflexability vs. Compromise

Rhetoric and Power

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Most scholars of early Latin etymology consider Caesar to originally mean 'hairy'. There is a discussion of this derivation in some editions of Robert Graves' 'I Claudius'.

He plans to write letters to Brutus that are supposed to be from real people. The letters are supposed to say things such as how the people secretly want Brutus to be the emperor of Rome, and not Caesar.

Pompey was defeated by Julius Caesar in Italy and again at Pharsalus in 48 BC. He escaped to Egypt but was killed there by order of Roman Dominated Egyptian Government.

Julius Caesar contributed much to the world. He expanded Roman territory into Gaul and put an end to the trouble in Spain. He gave us the 365 day calendar plus the leap year. He established the first "newspaper" where that day's Senate business was posted for everyone to read. He built the forum Julia for public affairs and he built the temple of Venus Genatrix. He gave us literature (much to the distress of second year Latin students) in his diaries of the civil war and the war in Gaul. He gave Rome the beginnings of one man rule.

It is believed that Julius Caesar might have had some form of epilepsy. Some have said that he suffered from hypoglycemia rather than epilepsy.

At this point in history the Roman empire had no Government until the republic instated by Augustus so Julius Caesar was a dictator not like Momar Gadaffi or Hitler but had no Governmant.

No - Polygamy is illegal in Canada at this point and is punishable by up to 5 years in prison.

No this is a secondary source. A primary sourced is something written in documents or by authors of the time of the subject of the study.

Nothing. Julius Caesar was never a king so he could not have lost anything by being something he never was.

Nothing. Julius Caesar was never a king so he could not have lost anything by being something he never was.

Nothing. Julius Caesar was never a king so he could not have lost anything by being something he never was.

Nothing. Julius Caesar was never a king so he could not have lost anything by being something he never was.

Nothing. Julius Caesar was never a king so he could not have lost anything by being something he never was.

Nothing. Julius Caesar was never a king so he could not have lost anything by being something he never was.

Nothing. Julius Caesar was never a king so he could not have lost anything by being something he never was.

Nothing. Julius Caesar was never a king so he could not have lost anything by being something he never was.

Nothing. Julius Caesar was never a king so he could not have lost anything by being something he never was.

Brutus doesn't think that Cicero should be part of the conspiracy because Cicero could not stand to be a part of anything unless he had started it himself. Yeah, I've met people like that too.

So they could kill him

The use of clocks in Julius Caesar is an anachronism. Back in Roman times, there were no such things as clocks. But in Shakespeare's story, the characters used clocks. And the crowd of Italians with their sweaty nightcaps. There were no nightcaps.

he was chud by the senetors and calpurnia was also had to suck the brutus's loda

Julius Caesar knew Pompey from their activities in politics and the military. Both were very famous public figures and they were bound to know each other in ancient Rome. Pompey also married Caesar's daughter so he was Caesar's son-in-law. After the First Triumvirate fell apart, Caesar and Pompey became enemies for control of the Roman empire. Eventually Caesar's legions were victorious and Pompey was murdered in Alexandria where he had sought refuge. Caesar was aghast at the murder and did his best to kill everyone in Egypt who was involved. Pompey lived on however in Roman history. Caesar respected Pompey. Later in the empire when Hadrian was the emperor, he paid a visit to Pompey's tomb in Alexandria. He saw that it was not being preserved in a respectable way and ordered that the tomb be revitalized.

No, Julius Caesar is not single.

calphurnia is caesars wife

Julius Caesar

There was no heart in the animal sacrifice.

According to the ancient historian Appian, Marc Antony presented Caesar as a tribune of the plebeians who was sacrosanct (could not be hurt without the violators being subject of religious sanction) and that the plebeians (the mass of the people) had a duty to protect him. He straightened Caesar's bier, praised him as a deity and listed his battles and victories. He stripped Caesar's clothes from his body, put them on a pole and waived them. In Appian there is no mention of Marc Antony naming any of the conspirators. His account is not wholly reliable because he wrote a long time after the event and ancient historians usually used to make up the content of speeches. However, is not saying that Marc Antony named the conspirators could be reliable.