61. Gaius Julius Caesar (100-44) A comprehensive biography on all aspects of the life of julius caesar. http://www.fenrir.dk/history/bios/caesar/

62. Julius Caesar Shakespeare wrote The Tragedy of julius caesar in 1599. Like Romeo and Juliet, this play is a tragedy. You do not feel pity for the death of caesar like you http://library.thinkquest.org/19539/juliusc.htm

Choose your Fate: Background Summary Characters Applications/Essays ... Full Text (external, MIT Readings Links Other Back to Works page Background Shakespeare wrote The Tragedy of Julius Caesar in 1599. Like Romeo and Juliet , this play is a tragedy. You do not feel pity for the death of Caesar like you do for the two lovers, though. Caesar isn’t an innocent man and his power has become corrupt. The play still captures human interest, but it is not for the sentimental romance of Romeo and Juliet . It is because the issues that the characters face are so applicable today. Julius Caesar deals with corrupt governments, one’s conscience, doing what will be good for everyone rather than thinking about one’s self, and the ability to change the populace’s minds. It also reaches into the area of grandness and becoming too ambitious. The title is a bit misleading because the play’s focus is not really Caesar. Caesar is killed about halfway through the play. Most people will agree that Brutus is the true hero in Julius Caesar . The play is about the internal conflict in Brutus over whether or not he should kill a friend for the good of the Roman people. Brutus is someone who remains good from the beginning to the end of the play. In the final scene, Mark Antony even says, "This was the noblest Roman of them all," when looking down at Brutus.

63. Julius Caesar This SparkNote on the iPod delivers knowledge on julius caesar that you won t find in other study guides. Plus you get the fun and convenience of reading http://www.ipreppress.com/Pages/Study Guides/SN/Caesar.htm

Use your iPod for More than Music. Use it to Learn! Study Guides, Game Rules, Test Prep, Stats and More! Buy SparkNotes Study Guides from iPREPpress Not yet available for iPod Touch iPREPpress has collaborated with SparkNotes to produce SparkNotes downloads for your iPod. If you have trouble accessing or viewing your downloads, please view FAQs or contact us at Support For the entire full text eBook Click Here This SparkNote on the iPod delivers knowledge on Julius Caesar that you won't find in other study guides. Plus you get the fun and convenience of reading and listening on your iPod. Audio for Plot, Context and Character Analysis Text Summaries of every chapter with thorough Analysis Explanation of the key Themes Motifs , and Symbols including: —Rhetoric and Power —Omens and Portents —Letters —Women and Wives —Fate vs. Free Will —Public Self vs. Private Self

64. Examples: Julius Caesar What is the psychological identity of Caius julius caesar , the most notorious Roman statesman and military leader of his time? http://www.phrenology.org/julius.html

Last update Webdesign by: var site="sm1Phrenology" Caius Julius Caesar (100 bc - 44 bc) What is the psychological identity of Caius Julius Caesar , the most notorious Roman statesman and military leader of his time? Let's look at Caesar from the viewpoint of Phrenology . The skillful hands of contemporary master sculptors have provided us with some marvellously crafted heads of the heroes of Antiquity. The illustrated Caesar head can be admired in the archaeological museum in Torino, Italy. Let's first take a look at Caesar's forehead. Is he a practical or a theoretical mind? Oh no, Caesar is certainly not a philosopher. However, his front is of a perfect architecture: Extreme width Nice height, even at the sizes Extremely well developed base, which even covers the eyes (1) This comes together with a very strong development of Individuality (2): very strong perceptions, practical orientation, taking into account every element. The front is slightly sloping: the lower part of it is more developed then the upper part. Thus: realist, objective type. The Causality (2) is rather negative.

65. The Julius Caesar Web Project The julius caesar Web Project. An Electronic Resource for Latin and Classics Teachers. Created by TJ Howell Belchertown High School Belchertown, MA http://www-unix.oit.umass.edu/~glawall/Caesar/index.html

The Julius Caesar Web Project An Electronic Resource for Latin and Classics Teachers Created by: TJ Howell Belchertown High School Belchertown, MA Table of Contents Ecce Romani Handouts! Introduction The Caesar Classroom Reading Passages and Activities (Coming Soon!) Electronic/Bibliographic Resources This site requires the Garamond Latin font for proper viewing and printing Back to Gilbert Lawall's website

66. Life Of Gaius Julius Caesar Detailed look at the life and battles of Gaius julius caesar. http://www.geocities.com/caesarkevin/caesar.html

The Life of Gaius Julius Caesar This biography section is an extension of my battle pages, and shows the life in detail of one of the greatest men in all history. The focus is to give exact dates, or as close to exact dates as possible, to the events in the lifetime of Julius Caesar. Some of Caesar's major battles are included in the Roman battle list and are linked to the appropriate section of this work. Enjoy your reading! Caesar's early life and rise to power (100-59 BC) The Gallic Campaigns (58-55 BC) Invasions of Britain in 55 and 54 BC Revolts and Revolution (53-52 BC) ... Ancient World Battles This section was created on the Kalends (1st) of October, 2000 and completed on the Kalends of December, 2001 Send mail to Kevin

67. Julius Caesar Pub Rome Good selection of drinks and beers. Live music every nict in the center of Rome. Full of italians and tourist. the best to start and finish the evening. http://www.juliuscaesarpub.com/

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68. Julius Caesar Bust julius caesar BUST 24 HIGH julius caesar was a great statesman and a brilliant military leader that expanded the Roman empire and laid the foundation of http://www.statue.com/julius-caesar-bust.html

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69. Julius Caesar By William Shakespeare - Free Searchable EBook julius caesar by William Shakespeare. Browse and search online or download a free eBook. http://www.asksam.com/ebooks/Shakespeare/Julius_Caesar.asp

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70. Julius Caesar: The Last Dictator A Biography of Gaius julius caesar and all major contemporaries in the Last Days of the Roman Republic. http://web.mac.com/heraklia/Caesar/

JULIUS CAESAR: THE LAST DICTATOR J ULIUS C AESAR: T HE L AST D ICTATOR A B IOGRAPHY O F C AESAR A ND R OME 100 - 44 B.C. When could they say, till now, that talk'd of Rome, that her wide walks encompass'd but one man? Julius Caesar, I, ii, William Shakespeare The life of Gaius Julius Caesar illuminates the history of the failing Roman Republic and changed history. Meet the last dictator of Rome and his great contemporaries. Site founded 5/15/01. Site last revised 1.6.08 You are Visitor Number var sc_project=1674915; var sc_invisible=0; var sc_partition=16; var sc_security="0113055f"; var sc_text=2; The author's additional other sites in Classical Studies: Princeps: The Life of Caesar Augustus Feminae Romanae: The Women of Ancient Rome Undying Glory: the Pursuit off Alexander Discussion of Caesar's life and the last years of the Roman Republic may be found at AncientWorlds at the group Aedes Divi Iulii About The Author Search WWW Search www.heraklia.net/Caesar

71. Julius Ceasar Literary Explorer. Presents. julius caesar. by William Shakespeare. Complete Script Literary Concepts Drama Notes Commentaries Elements of Drama http://drb.lifestreamcenter.net/Lessons/Caesar.htm

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72. Stage To Screen - Julius Caesar This 1953 version of julius caesar is one of Hollywood s more successful screen adaptations of Shakespeare. In an attempt to be true to Shakespeare s words http://www.turnerlearning.com/tcmbythebook/stage/julius.html

Home Dear Educator Letter Curriculum Connections Enroll JULIUS CAESAR Behind the Scenes Before/During Viewing Activities After Viewing Activities Elements of Drama ... Evaluation Playwright: William Shakespeare Joseph L. Mankiewicz John Houseman Joseph L. Mankiewicz Louis Calhern as Julius Caesar; James Mason as Brutus; Marlon Brando as Mark Antony; Sir John Gielgud as Cassius; Greer Garson as Calpurnia; Deborah Kerr as Portia Running Time: 121 minutes SYNOPSIS This 1953 version of JULIUS CAESAR is one of Hollywood's more successful screen adaptations of Shakespeare. In an attempt to be true to Shakespeare's words and intentions, producer John Houseman and director Joseph L. Mankiewicz authentically preserved the characters, actions and themes created by the great playwright, but adapted the drama to the technology of the day and the dynamics of a contemporary audience. JULIUS CAESAR is the story of a man's personal dilemma over moral action, set against a backdrop of strained political drama. Brutus, a respected and influential Roman citizen, is approached by Cassius to join the conspiracy to assassinate Caesar. After a series of victories, Julius Caesar, autocrat of Rome, returns to Italy having defeated Pompey's sons, a triumph that makes his popularity greater than ever. Brutus, one of Caesar's closest friends, is torn with indecision. He loves Caesar and knows he is a good leader, but fears, as the others do, that ambition will drive Caesar to tyranny. Convinced that to kill his friend is essential to the liberty of Rome, Brutus agrees to join the conspiracy.

73. (60) Julius Caesar And Marcus Mettius julius caesar was born in 100 B.C. to a patrician family that claimed descent from Aeneas, mythical founder of Rome, and his mother, the goddess Venus. http://www.lawrence.edu/dept/art/buerger/catalogue/060.html

(60) Julius Caesar and Marcus Mettius AR denarius, 44 B.C., 3.78 g. (inv. 91.106). Obverse: Laureate head of Julius Caesar r., with long neck; CAESAR IMPER(ATOR): Caesar, imperator. Reverse: Venus Victrix walking l., holding small Victoria in l. and spear in r., with shield at l. side; monogram in l. field; M METTIVS: Marcus Mettius (mint magistrate). Provenance: Edward Gans, 1959. Bibliography: J.P.C. Kent, Roman Coins (London 1978) 17. Julius Caesar was born in 100 B.C. to a patrician family that claimed descent from Aeneas, mythical founder of Rome, and his mother, the goddess Venus. He was one of the greatest speakers, writers, and generals of republican Rome, and he quickly rose through a succession of offices to become dictator. Among those who opposed him were the sons of Pompey the Great, whom Caesar had defeated in 48 B.C. He defeated them at the battle of Munda in 45 B.C., after which the Senate voted him the title imperator for life and the right to wear the laurel wreath, the sign of the victorious general hailed by his troops. As Caesar's power grew and he accepted honors appropriate to a king and even a god, Roman aristocrats formed a plot and had him assassinated on the Ides of March, 44 B.C. Julius Caesar's coinage before 44 B.C. used the traditional types struck for his army, making reference to his own achievements and to his claim that his family was descended from Aeneas and Venus. But in 44 B.C. he also began to issue coins bearing his own portrait, the first of a Roman to appear on a coin in his own lifetime, and he thereby established the model for Roman imperial coinage. The portrait depicts Caesar in the "veristic" style typical of the late republic, in which experience and wisdom are suggested by an apparently truthful record of the person's advanced age. He is shown with a very long, lined neck, a prominent Adam's apple, lined cheeks, and a high, lined forehead that hints at the baldness he is said to have tried to conceal with the laurel wreath (Suetonius

74. The Baldwin Project: Julius Caesar By Jacob Abbott julius caesar by Jacob Abbott. caesar s Early Years Advancement to the Consulship The Conquest of Gaul Pompey Crossing the Rubicon http://www.mainlesson.com/display.php?author=abbott&book=caesar&story=_contents

75. Shakespeare's Julius Caesar: The Plot Is Hatched A comprehensive summary of the play julius caesar by William Shakespeare, with line references and analysis. Everything a student needs to master julius http://shakespeare.about.com/od/studentresources/a/juliusplot.htm

zGCID=" test0" zGCID=" test0 test4" zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') You are here: About Education Shakespeare Student Resources Shakespeare's Julius Caesar: The Plot is Hatched Shakespeare Education Shakespeare Essentials ... Submit to Digg Essential Julius Caesar Resources Major Character Introduction and Analysis Study Questions with Detailed Answers Great Essay Topics More Julius Caesar Resources All About the Ides of March Et tu, Brute? History and Context of the Line Top 10 Quotations from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar Fun Shakespeare Quizzes Shakespeare's Tragedies Shakespearean Couples Famous Last Words Most Popular A Guide to Sonnet 18 To be, or not to be... How Shakespeare Died The Shakespeare Glossary Julius Caesar: A Comprehensive Summary From Amanda Mabillard Your Guide to Shakespeare FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! Act 1: The Plot is Hatched The story opens on a street in Rome, where two tribunes, Flavius and Marullus, disperse a crowd that is celebrating the return of the greatest ruler of the day, Julius Caesar. The tribunes, fearful of Caesar's ever-increasing power, berate the assembled commoners for their shortsightedness and fickle loyalties. Marullus reminds the cobblers and carpenters that Caesar has conquered another Roman, the noble Pompey: O you hard hearts, you cruel men of Rome

76. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Julius Caesar Scaliger Article by Paul Lejay on this scholar s life and writings. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/13506a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... S > Julius Caesar Scaliger Julius Caesar Scaliger (It., DELLA SCALA). Humanist , b. at Riva on Lake Garda in 1484; d. at Agen France , 21 Oct., 1558. He was brought to France as physician to Antonio de la Rovera, Bishop of Agen , and became a French citizen under the name of Jules Cesar de l'Escale de Bordonis. He took part in the discussion concerning Ciceronianism and began his career as a humanist by a violent work against Erasmus , "Oratio pro Cicerone contra Erasmum" (Paris 1531). He defended the absolute perfection of Cicero's style and denounced Erasmus as a mere proof corrector, a parasite, and a parricide. Erasmus kept silence. In 1536 Scaliger issued a still more violent discourse. The two discourses were combined: "Adversus D. Erasmum orationes duae eloquentiae romanae vindices cum auctoris opusculis" (Toulouse, 1621). He wrote a more solid work in a calmer tone in "De causis linguae latinae libri XIII" (Lyons, 1540; Geneva, 1580), in which he analyzed the correct style of Cicero and indicated 634 mistakes of Valla and his predecessors. He was the first to attempt a systematic treatise on poetry: "Poetices Libri Septem" (Geneva, 1561; Leyden, 1581; Heidelberg, 1607). The general principles of this work are derived from

77. Julius Cæsar. Craig, W.J., Ed. 1914. The Oxford Shakespeare julius Cæsar. Craig, WJ, ed. 1914. The Oxford Shakespeare. http://www.bartleby.com/70/index40.html

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