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…must become loyal to Caesar. Realizing how dangerous her situation is, Cleopatra flees and sends a message to Antony saying she is dead. Antony, in his grief, resolves to end his life, rather than live without Cleopatra. He says, “I come, my queen…

…The Byzantine Empire While Caesar Augustus was establishing Rome’s greatness, Christianity was beginning in the Roman province of Judea. After 476 A.D., the end of the Roman Empire in the West and the start of Germanic rule, a new Christian Rome…

…and killing Caesar. Dante viewed being a traitor as a reason for being sent to hell. This was the Satan that Dante envisioned. There cannot be a devil without hell. Milton’s view of hell entailed many things. Hell was a desolate place in which the banished…

…-and-file union members had. They fought hard for their cause because their cause directly effected them. In the case of the United Farm Workers, they had a leader in the name of Caesar Chavez. Chavez became known as a world historical figure and has been…

…actions provided undeniable proof to Republicans that Hamilton was a monster who would stop at nothing to defend his corrupt policies, a budding Caesar bent on establishing monarchy” (A Biography of Alexander Hamilton). Hamilton did not care as much about…

…in the Underworld, Aeneas finally meets his father Anchises. Anchises tells Aeneas what is to come in the near future. Anchises lists the descendants of Aeneas, leaving special mention on Caesar by placing him directly after Romulus. Augustus is glorified as the son…

…Coxe (1901–84), author of such thrillers as Murder with Pictures (1935) and Eye Witness (1950), and W.R. Burnett (1899–1982), who wrote Little Caesar (1929) and The Asphalt Jungle (1949). Hard-boiled fiction ultimately degenerated into the extreme…

…called 'Little Caesar' (kind of like The Sopranos, if it were made for one of the big-three American networks). That tip of the hat is amusing, but it makes for a setting that stretches disbelief, as Vitti's gang takes over the production lot. Laughs pepper…

…great men and describing exactly what they will do when they return to the human world. When describing Caesar Augustus, Anchises claims that he will extend the borders of Rome beyond the Garamantians and the Caspian Sea, and that no one has ever ruled…

…." (Nardo, Don, 1947- Rulers of Ancient Rome / by Don Nardo. San Diego, CA : Lucent Books, c1999. Discusses the contributions of various rulers of ancient Rome, including Fabius, Marius, Caesar, Cicero, Augustus, Nero, Constantine, and Justinian.)Cicero took…