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    prolongation of the Gallic War, notice unsuccessful Roman activities and merciless executions of vanquished adversaries, data which Caesar repressed in the first seven books. At times, absence of progress was too notable in Rome to be disregarded. Caesar clarifies his mishap at Gergovia by faulting his troopers, who had been too eager to attack first. On different events, an ethnographic diversion conceals things. In 6.9-10, men of Caesar construct over the Rhine an overpass and the person…

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    Julius Caesar's Calendar

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    Julius Caesar was a good leader for Rome, with a plethora of achievements and reforms. He reformed our calendar, and his name means ruler in multiple languages. He also had intense political aspirations. He is largely responsible for the calendar we use today based on the solar year giving us the 365 day year. This includes the “leap year” adding the ¼ day it actually takes in addition to the 24 hours one revolution takes for the earth to rotate around the sun. Prior to Caesar consulting with…

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    Gaius Julius Caesar, also know as Caesar, was a Roman politician, a general, and notable author of Latin prose. Julius Caesar was s very successful leader. Caesar played a budge rule in the rise of the Roman republic. Julius Caesar extended the Roman Empire and seized power. He also made himself dictator of Rome. On August 9 , 48 B.C. Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus also known as Pompey the great, prepared his army to face Julius Caesar. Caesar's troops were more experienced then Pompey's. Pompey had…

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    The details they plotted included where and when would be the best time to carry out the assassination. Many of the conspirators suggested ideas. The first idea was to murder Caesar when he would stroll down the Sacred Way, one of his favorite walks. Another suggested was to attempt to kill him during the elections and then pushing him off of a bridge. The third plan was to assassinate Caesar at a gladiator…

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    Today, on the Feast of Lupercalia, a triumphant Caesar has returned after spilling the blood of noble Pompey’s sons in Munda. The common folk celebrate, walking through the streets and decorating the city to celebrate his return. Those fools! Rather than putting in a day of good, hard work, they instead cheer for that tyrant. Only a few years ago did they fall at Pompey's feet in his worship, the fickle creatures. I, Cassius, had proudly fought on Pompey’s side, for he was a true leader. He…

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    people to get his way, to get power, He was overly ambitious and power hungry often putting his name and legacy before others; The tyrant also murdered many thousands of innocents during his Gaulic champagnes, one of which was the Rhine river massacre, However, many have argued that the general had redeemed himself later in life. However, the little good Caesar had done, barely even began to wipe away the crimson stains of blood and death from his name. For one thing, Caesar bribed his way into…

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    goes second he can use this against Brutus, where as Brutus just ends up seeming better then the plebeians and unrelatable. Another way Brutus uses gravitas to try to appeal to the plebians is when he first addresses them he calls them “Romans, countrymen, and lovers”(JC III, II, 14). Then Brutus first addresses the plebeians he refers to them as smart, trustworthy, and honest romans who are smart enough to decide high way they want Rome to go in appealing to their logic. This is an intelligent…

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    Julius Caesar may have been the biggest gambler in history when he started the Roman civil war, however we could find the key to happiness from his coup d’état. Led by Caesar, the Roman civil war was one of the biggest turning points in Roman history. The affair was established when Caesar was intent on gaining political power and becoming a member of the Roman government. He was able to gain the interest of the public through careful planning which produced an alliance with Pompey and Crassus.…

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    popularity to Roman because of his fighting strategies that still are used today. Constantine the Great was the first Christian emperor of the Roman empire. There are only a few famous Roman people that really influenced the Roman Empire like Julius Caesar one the best general's of all time, Gaius Marius the man who organized Rome's army to one of the world's best, and Constantine the Great the first Christian Emperor of Rome. Gaius Marius a Roman soldier turned…

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    Acquired immense popularity Gallic War, people in Rome Pompey uneasy. Plus 53 BC, Crassus was defeated Parthian conquests killed three political instability, the Senate homeopathic draw Pompey. 49 years ago, the Senate also issued a call to Caesar commands, command Caesar back to Rome, Caesar letter expressed the hope to extend the term of office of the Governor of Gaul, the Senate not only refused, the Senate also issued a final advice indicates if Caesar does not return immediately Rome will…

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