Julius

Annotated BibliographyHistory (2016) Julius Caesar. Retrieved from www.history.com/topics/ancient-history/julius-caesarJulius Caesar was devoted to his country. He gave his energy and time to the conquest of Gaul modern France, Northern Italy and Southern France. Julius Caesar was aware of his enemies took the threats of the Roman province and empire very seriously. It was a battle between the countries.Mark, J. (2016). Julius Caesar. Retrieved from www.ancient.eu/Julius_CaesarJulius…

The death of Julius Caesar was a bitter and gruesome one. He died by the hand of his friend Brutus and his own group of senators who badly mutilated his body. His last words were , “Et Tu Brutus” ? meaning you too Brutus. This was a grave mistake on the part of the assassins because the people of Rome loved Caesar. According to the 1st Century’s article on Julius Caesar, Caesar always took care of his soldiers even the ones that weren’t serving and he gave them all land. Julius Caesar was also…

It is likely that when speaking of Julius Caesar, we are not only speaking of an important and influential figure, but the most famous Roman figure that we have. His actions in life and the manner in which he died have captivated people for centuries onwards as we try to divine exactly why he may have acted in those ways, and why the results were so bloody. Did he suspect that he pushed too far in his pursuit of leadership and power? Did he really want to be Rex in Rome, or have outside…

In William Skakespear's play Julius Caesar, the conspirators give several reasons why it is important to assassinate Caesar who is gaining more and more power that he is starting to become a dictator of democratic Rome. No ordinarlly one would be wary of taking part of murdering someone especially when they consider the consequences but the conspirators thought this was the just thing todo for the sake of Rome. While this seems like a very noble reason, however, Shakespeare seems to suggest that…

larger-than-life leaders in history Julius Caesar's death was almost as exciting as his short, but incredible life. Though, Julius Caesar’s ambition distracted him at times he still managed to leave behind an amazing legacy. The Romans, wanting to save the republic lead to the assassination of Julius Caesar, ultimately leading to little change and his adopted son Octavius being crowned first emperor of the Roman Empire (Wasson, Plutarch 290-298, and “Julius Caesar Biography”). Julius Caesar was…

beautiful of a woman Cleopatra's was and how her beauty drew in Julius Caesar. Before Julius Caesar met Cleopatra, he already had been married twice, Pompeia whom he divorced because of scandal with other men, and Calpurnia whom he was still married to when he met Cleopatra. Julius Caesar and Cleopatra met when Julius Caesar fled to Egypt in pursuit of his enemy Pompey. Cleopatra who was believed to be around 21 or 22, was delivered to Julius Caesar in a carpet, in all her glory, he was in…

Julius Caesar Who knew intelligence and generosity could be used for evil purposes? Julius Caesar was manipulative and deceptive in this way. Julius Caesar’s murder was necessary because he was a negative influence by splitting Rome for a time, his death led to the empire’s further wealth and expanse with the reign of Caesar Augustus, and he was a power hungry ruler. Julius Caesar’s influence had a very negative effect on Rome. One example of this is Caesar leading Rome to a split that caused…

those in power, and Julius Caesar was one of many to fall due to that flaw. The assassination of Julius Caesar was justified despite the fact that he may have helped Rome. He was a tyrant, may have overthrown the senate, and was becoming an arrogant leader. Through the passage of time, we have been shown how fruitless tyranny is, and what becomes of people as well as their leaders that are a part of this system. Generally speaking, arrogance parallels with narcissism and Julius Caesar had both…

Shakespeare appears to have held the assessment that all men are blends of good and awful. He demonstrates this obviously in Julius Caesar. Caesar is an incredible man, however he is an egomaniac. Antony is brave and ingenious however deceptive. Cassius is overcome, savvy, and a rousing talker, yet he is avaricious and miserly. Brutus, as per Mark Antony, had an uncommonly fine character. Toward the finish of Act V, Scene 5, Antony says of his vanquished adversary: This was the noblest Roman…

Wives and Mistresses of Julius Caesar Julius Caesar: an exceptionally brilliant, powerful, respected man, who will forever be remembered. But there was more to Julius then just his political and military career. Behind him, he had a series of women who either married or engaged in affairs with. Julius Caesar had many romantic relationships, some for love, some purely for political reasons. For whatever the reason, Caesar had different women throughout his life, carrying out different…