King of Rome

popular plays are called “Julius Caesar” and “Macbeth”. These two stories have been told all around the world, spreading various perspectives of morality introduced by the ambition of power. Although these characters share a similar goal of killing the king by manipulating another and not committing the crime themselves, Cassius and Macbeth differ in terms of their motivational desire attentive planning. Although the motives of both protagonists are similar, the reasoning behind the scheme…

Caesar, and Mark Antony. Ptolemy was a corrupt and inefficient ruler and this led to uprisings and the losses of Cyprus and Cyrenaica. While in Rome, Cleopatra VI seized power but she was overthrown by Berenice IV. With the help of a Roman Army led by Aulus Gabiniys, Ptolemy…

colossal cultural and political changes, the most important being Caracalla’s edict that gave Roman citizenship to every free person of the Empire. What exactly does Roman citizenship entail though? ‘Roman’ is defined as, “of or relating to Rome or the people of Rome; of or relating to the ancient Roman Empire”1. Scholars could argue that those who acquired Roman citizenship either assimilated Roman culture with their own, or denied their own culture to submerge themselves fully into Roman…

the trade and so Carthaginians was a very good trader. They had a very strong fleet of hundred of weasels. But Cartage had a long history of making a peaceful treaty with many powers of the Mediterranean. In 509 BC, Carthage signed the treaty with Rome divides the influence and trade. They struggle with Greeks and local African tribes. The main rivalry over the Sicily and Sardinia with Greeks took centuries: (Wikipedia) First Sicilian War The island of Sicily, lying at Carthage's doorstep,…

know that the light would shine on this certain day and in this exact spot so let 's put a hole in the top of this temple, oh and we also need to light up the whole building so that works out well together. This leads me to think that the people of Rome had valued their Roman emperor so much that they would build the building a certain way so that their emperor would be acknowledged, and would kind of be the centre stage of the temple. Like how a performer would have lights shone on him or her…

dictator/general. Julius Caesar was born in July ( in ancient rome called Quintilis) of 100 BC. He was born into a rich family family, who thought to be descendants of the goddess Venus. Julius Caesar largened the Roman Empire into a force that included about half of Europe. Caesar joined the roman army and left Rome, he became an help of the governor of Asia. There he was involved in a military victory against Mithradates 6, king of Pontus. this action he was awarded the corona civia.i…

The struggle for power between Rome and Carthage had heightened during the First Punic War. Carthage was quickly becoming and equal of Rome with her presence in the Mediterranean Sea. Rome and Carthage had strengths of their own and would utilize these strengths in battle. The outcome of the First Punic War was significant in changing both the Roman Republic and the Carthaginian empire. Although they were closely matched in stature, only one would ultimately benefit from the war. Carthage grew…

combination of many crises in Rome lead to the land reforms of Tiberius Gracchus in the 1st century BCE and therefore his conflict with the senate. These lead to political upheaval and the eventually, the demise of the Roman republic. His radical reforms directly or indirectly changed the economic, social and political landscape of Rome. The causes and consequences of this will be explored in this essay, as well as how the the conflict between Tiberius and the Senate affected Rome. The main…

officers that helped the king rule the country were tribunes. Tribunes were administrative officials that helped the king control the government and the military. Two of the six tribunes were worried about Caesar’s life, they thought Caesar may have been letting the power get to his head. These two branches of the government the tribune (legislative) and Julius Caesar (executive) disagreed with each other leading to turmoil and complications for the city of Rome. The fact that these…

weak to Roman and Akkadian in a related way. Roman and Akkadain cultural are similar because both win their war in a splendor way. Even though the enemies are both, show very feeble but there, a different why they win for Rome to win by being organization while Akkadain win by king power. A good major different that may be see similar is that Trajan is show godly just like Naram-Sin who was show as divine but Trajan show as in a human with the god on his side while…