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Question: why did the dictatorship of julius caesar arouse strong senatorial opposition?
Answer: A “dictator for life” was a threat to the senate, and to the ideals of the republic which had started 450 years earlier when the Romans had gotten rid of another dictator, the cruel King Tarquin. The Roman senators did not want to [...]
Question: Who Was Julius Caesar?
Answer: Julius Caesar was one of the greatest ever rulers of Rome.
He started off as an underachiever but eventually made an impressive political and Military career, becoming the First “Caesar,” long known as the greatest ruler and conqueror in the Roman Empire.
There were many stories and plays written about Julius Caesar such [...]
Question: Do you know a place that translates Elizabethan words?
I need help with some words used in Julius Caesar like soon, or instrument of death(lol), and the capital of italy. Please help!
Answer: http://www.william-shakespeare.info/william-shakespeare-dictionary.htm
http://absoluteshakespeare.com/glossary/a.htm
http://www.acepilots.com/bard/ws_word.html
http://www.alphadictionary.com/directory/Specialty_Dictionaries/Literature/Shakespeare//
Learning with the Times: What is the Gregorian calendar?
Modern calendar was decreed in 1582.
Julius Caesar–The Man, The Legacy, The Myth Italia [...]
Question: Why is Julius Caesar a hero?
I DO NOT want info as to why he was a villain. Tell me all the good he did for Rome and the legacies he left, etc… Links would be much appreciated.
Answer: He conquered Gaul, which would prove lucrative for the Roman Empire in the future, and [...]
I often send PDF files to my friends to share, as the PDF format is the best for file transmission. No matter what kinds of operate system they are using, they can see exactly the same PDF as long as they have a PDF reader. However, here is the problem, most of them are not [...]
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