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…. There is also the love story between Bernice, Ambush and Little Caesar. Despite their squabbles, they love each other. Love is one of the major themes in this book. Gloria Naylor steps aside and lets the characters do her work for her. Love has the unfortunate…

…the trainer of the two main lions used in the film, Michael Hackenberger. In the uncredited "A Real Lion Guy; An Interview with Michael Hackenberger" we learn that Ghost was played by Caesar the lion, and Darkness was played by his brother Bongo. Bongo and Caesar…

…as how hard they are to break. The first method of cipher to discuss is called Caesar cipher or additive cipher. In this technique of encryption, the alphabet slides either to the right or left, so that each letter is replaced by another letter…

…is referred to in the play as a 'triple-turned whore'; I will also going to discuss this line of argument later. What is possibly meant by this phrase is that Cleopatra was cowardly in her death and killed herself to escape the wrath of Caesar. It is also thought…

…that Constantinus and Helena lived in concubinage rather than in legally recognized marriage. Constantinus was raised, on 1 March 293, to the rank of Caesar in the First Tetrarchy organized by Diocletian. On this occasion he was required to put aside Helena and to marry…

…and is shown in it’s acts of imperialism that flourished in the late 1890’s, when it forcefully took over the Hawaiian islands. The treaty of 1884 between the United States and Hawaii was an extenuation of the reciprocity treaty of 1875. Julius Pratt, author…

…the conquest of Alexander the Great.” Her father, Ptolemy XII, named her and his elder son, Ptolemy, joint rulers. Cleopatra came to the throne in 51 BC. Three years later young Ptolemy supporters had Cleopatra driven into exile. In 48 BC Caesar appeared…

…layers of plaster. Michelango’s art is even magnificent after it’s recent cleaning. Pope Julius II commissioned Michelangelo in 1508. Michelangelo objected by saying “painting is not my art” (), but the Pop’s stubbornness proved to be grater. Pope Julius II…

…, they created the masterpiece of the large battle scenes for the walls of the city hall. From then on, Michelangelo only made large size projects. He began work on statues of marble for Pope Julius II’s Tomb. Before finishing his work on the tomb, Michelangelo…

…Julius II to lead the decoration of the state rooms in the Vatican Palace. Here, Raphael was allowed to paint on a bigger scale than he had done before. Michelangelo was in the Vatican Palace, painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, at the same time…