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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.”
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Why did Julian Caesar move from rome to Egypt?
Julius Caesar traveled to Egypt to chase his enemy Pompey. Caesar fought Pompey in a civil war.
Caesar was involved with Egypt on several levels. Most people focus on his relationship with Cleopatra and exclude his other Egyptian involvements. He did follow Pompey to Egypt, but not entirely to accept Pompey's surrender. Ptolemy XII, (Cleopatra's father) had been ousted from Egypt and wanted his throne back. In order to get it back he had to pay off many Romans to get their support and consequently ran up a massive debt to Roman money lenders. Caesar and Pompey bought up the debt, and with the death of Ptolemy XII, Caesar wanted to see about his money. He also consulted with the Egyptian astronomers on his restructuring of the calendar. He also had to fight the Alexandrian war after trouble with Ptolemy XIII.
What was the state of Rome during Julius Caesar's reign?
If you mean by the state of Rome, the government, it was the republic under a dictatorship. If you mean the state of the populace, it was fairly peaceful among the commoners but there was a lot of dissension among the senators.
Who were the Roman centurions?
Centurion of the Roman Army was a rank of the Roman Army officials. Centurions were in command of about 80 men, contrary to the popular belief that it was 100. Centurions were Roman soldiers that showed enough skills in combat, discipline, and leadership that they were promoted to Centurion.
The highest rank of Centurion was the Primus pilus, he was the leader of the first cohort. Cohorts usually contained around 6 centuries, but the first cohort in a legion had double the amount of soldiers in each century. So, in reality, a Primus pilus was in direct command of roughly 960 men, but being the supreme centurion of the whole legion, he had command over an actual number of about 5,000 men, and was second in line to the Legatus-the commander of a legion.
Julius Caesar asks Marc Antony to touch his wife, Calpurnia to cure her from being sterile (unable to bare children)
In Act III scene ii of Julius Caesar why does Brutus say he killed Caesar?
(Apex) Because of Caesar's ambition.
Who was Caesar's first wife and what happened to her?
Caesar's first wife was Cornelia Cinnilla. She died in childbirth after sixteen years of marriage to Caesar. She left behind Caesar's only daughter, Julia, who was fifteen at the time of Cornelia's death.
Caesar's first wife was Cornelia Cinnilla. She died in childbirth after sixteen years of marriage to Caesar. She left behind Caesar's only daughter, Julia, who was fifteen at the time of Cornelia's death.
Caesar's first wife was Cornelia Cinnilla. She died in childbirth after sixteen years of marriage to Caesar. She left behind Caesar's only daughter, Julia, who was fifteen at the time of Cornelia's death.
Caesar's first wife was Cornelia Cinnilla. She died in childbirth after sixteen years of marriage to Caesar. She left behind Caesar's only daughter, Julia, who was fifteen at the time of Cornelia's death.
Caesar's first wife was Cornelia Cinnilla. She died in childbirth after sixteen years of marriage to Caesar. She left behind Caesar's only daughter, Julia, who was fifteen at the time of Cornelia's death.
Caesar's first wife was Cornelia Cinnilla. She died in childbirth after sixteen years of marriage to Caesar. She left behind Caesar's only daughter, Julia, who was fifteen at the time of Cornelia's death.
Caesar's first wife was Cornelia Cinnilla. She died in childbirth after sixteen years of marriage to Caesar. She left behind Caesar's only daughter, Julia, who was fifteen at the time of Cornelia's death.
Caesar's first wife was Cornelia Cinnilla. She died in childbirth after sixteen years of marriage to Caesar. She left behind Caesar's only daughter, Julia, who was fifteen at the time of Cornelia's death.
Caesar's first wife was Cornelia Cinnilla. She died in childbirth after sixteen years of marriage to Caesar. She left behind Caesar's only daughter, Julia, who was fifteen at the time of Cornelia's death.
Is Caesar salad named after Julius Caesar?
No, they were named after Caesar Cardini, the inventor of Caesar salad.
Actually No, Julius Caesar turned down the title of emperor. The first Roman emperor was Octavian, who was Julius Caesar's adopted son, who became the first Roman emperor in 27BC, some time after Caesar's death in 44BC (and was awarded the name Augustus Caesar).
What are the names of Julius Caesar wives?
Julius Cesar had no brothers. He had two sisters both named Julia as it was the custom to name all the girls in the family after the Gens or clan of the family.
Julius Cesar had no brothers. He had two sisters both named Julia as it was the custom to name all the girls in the family after the Gens or clan of the family.
Julius Cesar had no brothers. He had two sisters both named Julia as it was the custom to name all the girls in the family after the Gens or clan of the family.
Julius Cesar had no brothers. He had two sisters both named Julia as it was the custom to name all the girls in the family after the Gens or clan of the family.
Julius Cesar had no brothers. He had two sisters both named Julia as it was the custom to name all the girls in the family after the Gens or clan of the family.
Julius Cesar had no brothers. He had two sisters both named Julia as it was the custom to name all the girls in the family after the Gens or clan of the family.
Julius Cesar had no brothers. He had two sisters both named Julia as it was the custom to name all the girls in the family after the Gens or clan of the family.
Julius Cesar had no brothers. He had two sisters both named Julia as it was the custom to name all the girls in the family after the Gens or clan of the family.
Julius Cesar had no brothers. He had two sisters both named Julia as it was the custom to name all the girls in the family after the Gens or clan of the family.
There was no such thing as Caesar's law. Julius Caesar was a prominent Roman politician who radically reformed the Roman Republic. He introduced many new laws. However, the laws in Rome were named after the family name of those who introduced them. Caesar's full name was Gaius Julius Caesar. Julius was his family name, not his first name. Any law he introduced were called lex Julia (Julian law). Not only Julius Caesar's laws were called lex Julia. Laws which had been introduced by members of his family before him also had this name.
Why is Julius Caesar a dictator?
Out of the three types of government there is; Dictatorship, Monarchy, and Democracy. Democracy is where the citizens of the country vote for their leader. Monarchy's, means there is a King or Queen, and rules the land (its hereditary). Then, Dictatorship is when I person gains so much power, usually out of respect from the people, or through conquering the territory. Julius Caesar was a dictator because he gain so much fame from the Roman Empire. He became one of the greatest generals in history. But Julius Caesars problem was he was very greedy, and wanted to become emperor of Rome. But hes senate didn't like that idea, so he was murdered by hes close friend Brutus. So then, his great nephew Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus became the first emperor of Rome.
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Who brought news to Brutus and Cassius that Antony and Octavius had put to death?
Titinius and Messala
How old was Caesarian when Caesar died?
Caesarion was about three years old when Caesar died.
Caesarion was about three years old when Caesar died.
Caesarion was about three years old when Caesar died.
Caesarion was about three years old when Caesar died.
Caesarion was about three years old when Caesar died.
Caesarion was about three years old when Caesar died.
Caesarion was about three years old when Caesar died.
Caesarion was about three years old when Caesar died.
Caesarion was about three years old when Caesar died.
What happen when Caesar and Cassius went swimming in the Tiber?
It was revealed that Caesar couldn't cross the river by himself and Cassius had to help save him.
What is sentence about Augustus Caesar?
Gaius Octavius was his real name until the Senate awarded him the name Augustus (Which means "highly respected") because he fought 13 years in the civil war after Caesar was killed.
He fought to prevent civil wars from happening again; he was popular with the people because had a good sense of humor and was tolerant of criticism; made a program to make Rome more beautiful, safer, and to improve the quality of life in Rome; and he also ruled Rome with organization and efficiency.
Did Spartacus live before Julius Caesar?
No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.
No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.
No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.
No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.
No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.
No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.
No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.
No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.
No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.
What was Julius Caesar's effect on his people?
Julius Caesar cared for Rome in his own way. He quite possibly wanted to make Rome a well constructed, well organized city as was Alexandria. However he had a big ego, and he cared more for himself than for his city. By being elected to political office and leading an army, he actually glorified himself in addition to bringing benefits to Rome.
Julius Caesar cared for Rome in his own way. He quite possibly wanted to make Rome a well constructed, well organized city as was Alexandria. However he had a big ego, and he cared more for himself than for his city. By being elected to political office and leading an army, he actually glorified himself in addition to bringing benefits to Rome.
Julius Caesar cared for Rome in his own way. He quite possibly wanted to make Rome a well constructed, well organized city as was Alexandria. However he had a big ego, and he cared more for himself than for his city. By being elected to political office and leading an army, he actually glorified himself in addition to bringing benefits to Rome.
Julius Caesar cared for Rome in his own way. He quite possibly wanted to make Rome a well constructed, well organized city as was Alexandria. However he had a big ego, and he cared more for himself than for his city. By being elected to political office and leading an army, he actually glorified himself in addition to bringing benefits to Rome.
Julius Caesar cared for Rome in his own way. He quite possibly wanted to make Rome a well constructed, well organized city as was Alexandria. However he had a big ego, and he cared more for himself than for his city. By being elected to political office and leading an army, he actually glorified himself in addition to bringing benefits to Rome.
Julius Caesar cared for Rome in his own way. He quite possibly wanted to make Rome a well constructed, well organized city as was Alexandria. However he had a big ego, and he cared more for himself than for his city. By being elected to political office and leading an army, he actually glorified himself in addition to bringing benefits to Rome.
Julius Caesar cared for Rome in his own way. He quite possibly wanted to make Rome a well constructed, well organized city as was Alexandria. However he had a big ego, and he cared more for himself than for his city. By being elected to political office and leading an army, he actually glorified himself in addition to bringing benefits to Rome.
Julius Caesar cared for Rome in his own way. He quite possibly wanted to make Rome a well constructed, well organized city as was Alexandria. However he had a big ego, and he cared more for himself than for his city. By being elected to political office and leading an army, he actually glorified himself in addition to bringing benefits to Rome.
Julius Caesar cared for Rome in his own way. He quite possibly wanted to make Rome a well constructed, well organized city as was Alexandria. However he had a big ego, and he cared more for himself than for his city. By being elected to political office and leading an army, he actually glorified himself in addition to bringing benefits to Rome.
Caesar did not do anything to Pompey. He pardoned his enemies when they were defeated. He had tried to negotiate with Pompey before he fled to Greece, but Pompey refused. After the defeat at the battle of Pharsalus, Pompey fled to Egypt. The pharaoh Ptolemy XIII was advised to kill Pompey because Caesar was heading for Egypt in his pursuit. His head and ring were presented to Caesar who got very upset and mourned his death. He had the assassins executed. He had Pompey cremated and gave his ashes to his wife.
What were the results of Caesar's death?
People were enraged and behaved violently. Mark Antony grew in his importance and formed the second triumvirate. Brutus, Cassius and all the conspirators had to leave Rome.
Did Julius Caesar win any awards?
Julius Caesar was awarded the civic crown. It awarded to soldiers who saved the lives of fellow Roman soldier an enemy on a spot held by the enemy that same day.
What makes Julius Caesar a classic?
Most of the time 'classic' just means 'something which has been around for over a century' or 'something which has stood the test of time'.
All of Shakespeare's plays were popular when they were first produced - four hundred years ago. They are still popular today, and have been popular almost without interruption throughout the four hundred years in between.
When a work has been accepted as great literature for four hundred years, it is pretty nearly certain that it actually is great literature. Fads come and go, but four hundred years is hardly a fad.
