Julius Caesar

The conspirators justified themselves and the action by stating that they were saving the republic and the Roman government. They felt that by eliminating the authoritative rule of Julius Caesar they would be returning the government to the Roman people.

Julius Ceasar was a creative man but his ideas led to his death. He added and made the calendar that we use today with 12 months and 365 days a year.

He also was the first dictator of rome and who was killed by his own senate.

Before Augustus the Republic was in bad shape (rather violent). First JuliusCaesar started reforms to fix problems, but he was murdered.

Then when Augustus came to run Rome, he was in charge for his life. He carried out reforms to fix the government and announced restoration of peace to desperate people of Rome. He was a legitimate ruler, who was fair and effective, and he wasn't power hungry. He was helpful at acting on the citizen's best interests. He brought centuries of peace and prosperity to last after his death.

They are different because Brutus was his best friend and they went to the Senate and Brutus killed Caesar because he thought that Caesar was going to declare himself king of Rome. They are different because Brutus was his best friend and they went to the Senate and Brutus killed Caesar because he thought that Caesar was going to declare himself king of Rome.

Julius Caesar had no sons, that's why he had to adopt his great nephew as his heir. There is a controversy about whether Cleopatra's son, who she named after Caesar was actually his. All we have on this is Cleopatra's word for it which was very self-serving.

Julius Caesar had no sons, that's why he had to adopt his great nephew as his heir. There is a controversy about whether Cleopatra's son, who she named after Caesar was actually his. All we have on this is Cleopatra's word for it which was very self-serving.

Julius Caesar had no sons, that's why he had to adopt his great nephew as his heir. There is a controversy about whether Cleopatra's son, who she named after Caesar was actually his. All we have on this is Cleopatra's word for it which was very self-serving.

Julius Caesar had no sons, that's why he had to adopt his great nephew as his heir. There is a controversy about whether Cleopatra's son, who she named after Caesar was actually his. All we have on this is Cleopatra's word for it which was very self-serving.

Julius Caesar had no sons, that's why he had to adopt his great nephew as his heir. There is a controversy about whether Cleopatra's son, who she named after Caesar was actually his. All we have on this is Cleopatra's word for it which was very self-serving.

Julius Caesar had no sons, that's why he had to adopt his great nephew as his heir. There is a controversy about whether Cleopatra's son, who she named after Caesar was actually his. All we have on this is Cleopatra's word for it which was very self-serving.

Julius Caesar had no sons, that's why he had to adopt his great nephew as his heir. There is a controversy about whether Cleopatra's son, who she named after Caesar was actually his. All we have on this is Cleopatra's word for it which was very self-serving.

Julius Caesar had no sons, that's why he had to adopt his great nephew as his heir. There is a controversy about whether Cleopatra's son, who she named after Caesar was actually his. All we have on this is Cleopatra's word for it which was very self-serving.

Julius Caesar had no sons, that's why he had to adopt his great nephew as his heir. There is a controversy about whether Cleopatra's son, who she named after Caesar was actually his. All we have on this is Cleopatra's word for it which was very self-serving.

Where they met is not recorded anywhere, but they more than likely met as children as Marc Antony was a distant relative of Julius Caesar on his Antony's mother's side.

Julius Caesar had no legitimate son. Cleopatra claimed that her son, who she named Caesarion, was in fact fathered by Caesar, but there are many doubts.

She says she is stronger than her gender and to prove it she stabs herself in the thigh saying if she is strong enough to handle this pain he should tell her his secret.

Julius Caesar's heirs were, Octavius, who was the main beneficiary inheriting 3/4 of his estate. Lucius Pinarius and Quintus Pedius were also heirs each getting 1/8 of his estate. Ironically, Decius Brutus, one of Caesar's assassins was mentioned as an heir in the second degree, who would only inherit if the main heirs refused the legacy.

Julius Caesar's heirs were, Octavius, who was the main beneficiary inheriting 3/4 of his estate. Lucius Pinarius and Quintus Pedius were also heirs each getting 1/8 of his estate. Ironically, Decius Brutus, one of Caesar's assassins was mentioned as an heir in the second degree, who would only inherit if the main heirs refused the legacy.

Julius Caesar's heirs were, Octavius, who was the main beneficiary inheriting 3/4 of his estate. Lucius Pinarius and Quintus Pedius were also heirs each getting 1/8 of his estate. Ironically, Decius Brutus, one of Caesar's assassins was mentioned as an heir in the second degree, who would only inherit if the main heirs refused the legacy.

Julius Caesar's heirs were, Octavius, who was the main beneficiary inheriting 3/4 of his estate. Lucius Pinarius and Quintus Pedius were also heirs each getting 1/8 of his estate. Ironically, Decius Brutus, one of Caesar's assassins was mentioned as an heir in the second degree, who would only inherit if the main heirs refused the legacy.

Julius Caesar's heirs were, Octavius, who was the main beneficiary inheriting 3/4 of his estate. Lucius Pinarius and Quintus Pedius were also heirs each getting 1/8 of his estate. Ironically, Decius Brutus, one of Caesar's assassins was mentioned as an heir in the second degree, who would only inherit if the main heirs refused the legacy.

Julius Caesar's heirs were, Octavius, who was the main beneficiary inheriting 3/4 of his estate. Lucius Pinarius and Quintus Pedius were also heirs each getting 1/8 of his estate. Ironically, Decius Brutus, one of Caesar's assassins was mentioned as an heir in the second degree, who would only inherit if the main heirs refused the legacy.

Julius Caesar's heirs were, Octavius, who was the main beneficiary inheriting 3/4 of his estate. Lucius Pinarius and Quintus Pedius were also heirs each getting 1/8 of his estate. Ironically, Decius Brutus, one of Caesar's assassins was mentioned as an heir in the second degree, who would only inherit if the main heirs refused the legacy.

Julius Caesar's heirs were, Octavius, who was the main beneficiary inheriting 3/4 of his estate. Lucius Pinarius and Quintus Pedius were also heirs each getting 1/8 of his estate. Ironically, Decius Brutus, one of Caesar's assassins was mentioned as an heir in the second degree, who would only inherit if the main heirs refused the legacy.

Julius Caesar's heirs were, Octavius, who was the main beneficiary inheriting 3/4 of his estate. Lucius Pinarius and Quintus Pedius were also heirs each getting 1/8 of his estate. Ironically, Decius Brutus, one of Caesar's assassins was mentioned as an heir in the second degree, who would only inherit if the main heirs refused the legacy.

yes he did.

According to the writings of one of Julius Cesar's field Liutenants, Gneus Pallominy or Palumbo, Julius Cesar Observed the development of battle mounted on his white horse, and usually from the top of a nearby hill. However, according to Pallominy, he constantly gave orders as the battle dynamics changed.

they plan to kill caesar. because he said he was dictator for life. but only a few senators planed to kill him. the senators attacked julius caesar with daggers.they did this also for another reason and that was so that they didnt want another king

he allow slavery, he encouraged fine art and fine architectures. He rebuilt the infrastructure of the city and formed the first fire/police department.

Nero.

Caesar faints in Shakespeare's play "Julius Caesar" largely due to the stress and fear of the ominous warnings he receives, particularly from the soothsayer who warns him to "beware the Ides of March." His fainting can be interpreted as a physical manifestation of his underlying anxiety about his fate and the conspiratorial threats against him. It also serves to highlight his vulnerability, despite his outward display of power and confidence. Ultimately, this moment foreshadows his tragic downfall.

Gaius Julius Caesar was engaged to Cossutia a young lady of a wealthy equestrian family that he was "forced" to separate from in order to maintain the duties of Flamen Dialis "High Priest" of Jupiter and married Cinna's [Roman Consul] daughter Cornelia. He had also a love affair with Pharaoh of Egypt Cleopatra VII Philopator

Julius Caesar's 50th birthday celebration where he gets stabbed by his younger brother Pompeii who tries to over through him.

The conspiracy in Julius Caesar is moved forward in Scene 2 when Brutus is given fake letters. He then joins the conspiracy.

He died by being stabbed 37 times in the chest , because he needed to go away the council even said so.):

It would have changed history, looking back in hindsight. But, we wouldn't have known that the future had changed if we had lived at the time. Maybe another Caesar would have acted the same way?

Julius Caesar had no legitimate son. His only son was Octavian who he adopted. Cleopatra of Egypt claimed that her illegitimate son was fathered by Caesar, but there are questions about this. At any rate, any child of Cleopatra and Caesar would have been considered illegitimate under Roman law and not entitled to inherit. So yes, Caesar's son, Octavian, did hunt down and kill those who were responsible for killing Caesar.

Julius Caesar was killed by a small group of senators, not the entire senate. The Roman senate at the time of Caesar had roughly six hundred members and the conspirators numbered either 30 or 60. (depending on your source.)

Julius Caesar was killed by a small group of senators, not the entire senate. The Roman senate at the time of Caesar had roughly six hundred members and the conspirators numbered either 30 or 60. (depending on your source.)

Julius Caesar was killed by a small group of senators, not the entire senate. The Roman senate at the time of Caesar had roughly six hundred members and the conspirators numbered either 30 or 60. (depending on your source.)

Julius Caesar was killed by a small group of senators, not the entire senate. The Roman senate at the time of Caesar had roughly six hundred members and the conspirators numbered either 30 or 60. (depending on your source.)

Julius Caesar was killed by a small group of senators, not the entire senate. The Roman senate at the time of Caesar had roughly six hundred members and the conspirators numbered either 30 or 60. (depending on your source.)

Julius Caesar was killed by a small group of senators, not the entire senate. The Roman senate at the time of Caesar had roughly six hundred members and the conspirators numbered either 30 or 60. (depending on your source.)

Julius Caesar was killed by a small group of senators, not the entire senate. The Roman senate at the time of Caesar had roughly six hundred members and the conspirators numbered either 30 or 60. (depending on your source.)

Julius Caesar was killed by a small group of senators, not the entire senate. The Roman senate at the time of Caesar had roughly six hundred members and the conspirators numbered either 30 or 60. (depending on your source.)

Julius Caesar was killed by a small group of senators, not the entire senate. The Roman senate at the time of Caesar had roughly six hundred members and the conspirators numbered either 30 or 60. (depending on your source.)

Cassius convinced Brutus that it was right to kill Caesar and Brutus plots to kill him.

They were defeated in 42b.c. in two battles at Philippi in Macedonia Octavian and Marc Antony defeated Brutus and Cassius at the two Battles of Philippi, in eastern Macedon, modern day north-eastern Greece, in 42 B.C.

Caesar was a great military commander and extended the roman empire to the Atlantic. He came back and used his army to overthrow the government which was a democratic senate. He became a dictator for life.