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    Gaius Julius Caesar One of the many legendary dictators, Julius Caesar, had influenced other cultures and empires after his time, and today continues to be an important role model from history. He had grown up from a political family, being the basis for his political career as a young adult. However, with power comes risk. His violent end turns tragic in a matter of minutes. His history continues to influence the world today. Julius Caesar, born on July 12, 100 BC in Subura, Rome, was…

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    Julius Caesar was a great political leader who was the bridge from the old Roman Republic to an Empire. One of the most famous Roman Rulers of the time Julius Caesar, through his reforms and actions he brought the Roman Republic to its knees. Although Julius Caesar was an accomplished military leader, statesman and politician, his motives and actions would damage the Roman Republic. The way Julius Caesar contributed to the breakdown of the Roman republic was through his involvement in the…

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    The Dark Night Harvey Dent once articulate that, “You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.” Unfortunately, Brutus had been an honorable man until he reached the point where he became the villain. Writing the play Julius Caesar was a man named William Shakespeare in 1599 AD. The main plot of the story is about a man named Brutus who joined a conspiracy against Caesar to stop him from being crowned, but Caesar’s friend Antony intervened. Antony craved revenge…

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    Who is the Real Hero in Julius Caesar? Julius Caesar, written in 1599 by William Shakespeare, is a great play based on real Roman history. The play does not only tell the story, but also brings the audience back to the time period to experience and judge Caesar’s death with their own eyes. There are many ways to look at truth, because there is no right or wrong. Shakespeare named the play Julius Caesar but wrote about Brutus’s tragedy, which causes the reader to question who the hero is and how…

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    When discussing about who the most important person was in Rome, one would usually think of Gaius Julius Caesar, who lived from 100 BCE to 44 BCE. People at the time admired him so much to even give him the title “dictator perpetuo” which meant dictator in perpetuity because of his achievements. Caesar accomplished unbelievable achievements such as instigating political and economic reforms, conquering Gaul, and establishing a calendar with 365 days. Because of his contribution, his…

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    Brutus’s title of ultimate destruction Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar In The Tragedy Of Julius Caesar, one of Shakespeare’s themes is the struggle in the characters, more specifically Brutus, between honor. The characters, most notably Brutus, all have some sort of definite struggle within themselves and they gradually become blind to what is logical because the titles they are given, giving them a “cloudy” perspective on life. The repetition of “honor” continues to pop up in…

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    play, Julius Caesar. The tribune acted as the leader in civil and religious matters and also in war. At first, there was one Roman tribune in each division from the three tribes, which are, Ramnes, Luceres, and Tities. In the time of Polybius, a Greek historian, the number of people in each division was six. The tribunes nominated the commanders in a century and…

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    As the blood gushes from Caesar’s throat some people rejoice but some cry. His murderers stand above him, his blood on their daggers, his skin under their nails. Rome will never be the same. There are many pros and cons to Julius Caesar’s reign, and ways of why he should be praised or cursed. There are different opinions on which one he should be but it’s a bit late now. Caesar did many great things in his life for the Roman Empire but he also committed crimes beyond belief. One of the biggest…

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    Julius Caesar is a play written by William ShakeSpare. Julius Caesar was a great Roman general and senator in the 16th.century. There were many important characters. Two of them were Brutus and Mark Antony. Brutus was Caesar’s good friend and also a Roman senator. Mark Antony was Caesar’s assistant to Caesar. Julius Caesar was killed. Brutus and Mark Antony gave speeches at Caesar’s funeral. Brutus was a good friend of Caesar but he supported the people more and was for Rome. Brutus was lead to…

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    Introduction It was 85 B.C. Rome was in chaos people were scared and confused. A young boy is standing off to the sides. This young man is Gaius Julius Ceasar will become the leader of the Roman military and is the future leader of the Roman Republic. Julius Caesar’s father died when he was young leaving him to live with his uncle. Who was a military leader after living with him for a few years he decided he would go into military. While there he was placed at the first rank he came from a very…

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