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…this period. 2 “Cardinal Del Monte, who had succeeded Paul 111 as Julius 111 in 1550, was not a man of heroic stature; he…

…rights of the former slaves. Abe Lincoln was a little like Julius Ceaser who said some thing along the lines of: "Cowards die many deaths, but the brave at heart only die but once." (Shakespeare) Yes, it was Abe Lincoln who lived his life like…

…prestige and nobility just for having the artist as a client. A good example of this is Michelangelo. He was sponsored by Julius II to paint the Sistine Chapel. I know that. I don’t know of anything else that Julius did. He is remembered in my head…

…fighting for these for quite some time, and it is arguable whether or not they have been attained. Consider The Truly Disadvantaged by William Julius Wilson. Through his use of statistics, Wilson paints a grim portrait of black ghetto life, a life we only get…

…sources about the Celts were from Greek and roman sources who when they wrote about them were mainly hostile and prejudicial towards the Celts. Julius Cæser wrote of his encounter of the Celts particularly those from Gaul in his book 'The conquest…

…Michelangelo Buonnaroti’s Dying Slave The Dying Slave, a marble sculpture by Michelangelo Buonnaroti, now resides at the Louvre in Paris. Dying Slave was intended to be a part of Pope Julius II’s tomb. Michelangelo started on the Dying Slave in 1505…

…should be reached where Caesar maintained great power (particularly in the military) as well as restoring the old system. In this respect Augustus learned from Caesar the dictator, who was assassinated for not restoring the Republic and putting himself…

…, art, ancient art of the America's, and many arts and crafts. The furniture was one of my favorites because I found it to be simple and elegant. My favorite painting was one by Julius Stewart called 'The Baptism'. It had much detail and realty…

…to Rome, Julius II also sent for Raphael. If Vasari is to be believed, the Pope acted upon the recommendation of Bramante, the architect of St.Peter's, who was also originally from the Urbino area. A sui! te of papal rooms was to be decorated on the basis…

…to Rome, Julius II also sent for Raphael. If Vasari is to be believed, the Pope acted upon the recommendation of Bramante, the architect of St.Peter's, who was also originally from the Urbino area. A sui! te of papal rooms was to be decorated on the basis…