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Julius Caesar
Gaius Julius Caesar (100–44 BC) was a Roman general who played a vital role in the transformation of the Roman Republic into the Roman Empire. He was dubbed the Republic’s “dictator in perpetuity.”
4,636 Questions
Who advises conspiracy not to include Cicero?
Brutus does. He says that Cicero will never go with a project he himself did not start.
Well Brutus wasn't a bad person, he only took part in the conspiracy b/c he thought it was for the good of Rome, his tragic flaw didn't make him a bad peron
For counter arguments:
Caesar's ambition
The conspirators were driven by jealousy
Did Julius Caesar get any awards?
Julius Caesar received all the awards the senate could possibly bestow upon him and they were in the process of proposing new awards for him at the time of his death. All these honors and Caesar's acceptance of them added to the perceived threat he had for the republic.
In 'Julius Caesar' how long does all of the action take place in act V?
Its takes the span of one day.
What is the comparison between Julius Caesar Macbeth?
It is unchecked ambition that links both Julius Caesar and Macbeth. Both are felled by their own unchecked ambition and both are tragic heroes who only recognize their own hubris after their ambition has undone them.
Anyone remember a rapper called black Caesar?
There was a rap group named "Black Ceasar" from Tacoma, WA. Most of they're releases were underground. They received some mainstream notoriety with one of the better songs off the Martin Lawrence movie "Nothing to Lose" soundtrack with the song "Whats going on?". They had also signed to the now defunct "Tommy Boy Records" former home of naughty by nature, etc. right before the record label closed. Hope this helps!
According to casca what are the senators planning to do to caesars tomorrow?
The Senators planned to establish Caesar as king tomorrow; And he shall wear his crown by sea, by land and everywhere, except in Italy.
What would happen if Julius Caesar returned to Rome?
he would be killed because of all the power he gained
Why is the ides of march important?
The ides of March gets its importance because that was the date on which Julius Caesar was assassinated and it ushered in the turmoil that ended in the collapse of the republic and the beginning of the principate.
What did trebonius do to assist in Caesar's murder?
He was the one who deliberately delayed Marc Antony outside the senate meeting place so Antony could not come to Caesar's aid.
What evidence was collected at crime scene of Julius caesars death?
No evidence was collected at Caesar's death scene. The senate and the assassins lifted their togas up to their knees and ran out as fast as their legs could carry them. The senate didn't know what was up and feared for their own lives. The conspirators thought that they would be hailed as heroes.
Who is octavtious Caesar - Julius Caesar?
Julius adopted Octavius when he was four since he and his wife had no children together and he needed an heir.
Is Julius Caesar based on a real person?
Yes, Julius Caesar ruled Rome around 55 BC. Shakespeare's plays were mostly based on facts.
He was. He was assassinated on March 15th
What is the purpose of Brutus' interveiw with Ligarius?
he decides to include ligarius because brutus is stupid and doesnt know what he is doing.
The statue of Caesar is broken and there is blood coming out of it
Flavius did what in the Julius Caesar play?
Flavius plays the role of tribune in Julius ceasar.He is introduced in actI sceneIof Julius ceasar where he was asking the countrymen why they are celebrating the day as a holiday.
What significant result did the death of Julius Caesar have for the Roman Republic?
The death of Julius Caesar was the death of the Roman republic. His assassins thought that they were saving the republic from a dictator, but in reality they brought about its downfall. After the civil war that followed, the republic became the principate with the emperors being the sole rulers.
