Even though both Plutarch and Suetonius talked the life of Caesar, they have different perspectives and show a different Caesar in their work. For example, both of Plutarch and Suetonius talked about Caesar’s affair with Cleopatra, Pharaoh of Egypt. But the way they described it was different. Plutarch Caesar has a detailed description of how Cleopatra captivated Caesar with her beauty and wisdom and relate her to the war on Egypt. She “stretched herself at a full length inside a bed sack”(Plutarch, ch. 49) and was took by her friend Apollodorus into Caesar’s palace. By this way, Caesar was captivated and his passion to Cleopatra caused the war on Egypt. Unlike Plutarch, instead of describing Caesar’s legendary story, Suetonius tended to
