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…to celebrate the magnificent Empire by paying homage to their important leaders and events. A prime example of such characteristics is Augustus of Prima Porta. This marble structure was done in 20 BC, shortly after the Roman Empire was founded. Augustus Caesar…

…. She became involved with Caesar. She bored Caesar's son and named him Caesarion. In 45 BCE, Cleopatra and her son left Alexandra and went to Rome where she stayed in a palace built by Caesar in her honor. Caesar's acts were looked over by the Romans. In 44…

…. I n 1506, Pope Julius II built a new Church over the tomb of St Peter, and it was not completed until 1677. The altar, used only by the Pope, is placed directly above the tomb of St Peter. I will talk more about St Peter's basilica in A(ii). In 1929…

…no part in killing anybody, but Raymond Julius, the man disguising himself as Rose. "I don't know who this is...I've never seen him before" (195). The evidence McKnight presents, convinces the sheriff he remains innocent of the murders. The sheriff's expresses…

….         The Sistine Chapel is located in the Vatican City. This is where Saint Peter's Basilica was built. The Sistine Chapel was a private room for the Pope. Pope Julius II asked Michelangelo to paint on the ceiling. He almost turned it down because he thought…

…was also tried (Mushkat 4). Baldur von Schirach was a German aristocrat. He was anti-Semitic, anti-Christian, and ironically anti-aristocratic (Mushkat 3). Schirach was also the man in charge of Hitler youth ranging in age from 10 to 18. Julius Streicher…

…refused to sell his vote to Rodrigo Borgia and consequently fled from Rome. After Rodrigo died he came back and was made Pope after Julius II. While he was a cardinal Giovanni obeyed all his fathers commands but when he was made pope he ignored them all. Leo X…

…of stories are created by him, the “Conaro, Memoiren des Grafen Julius von S.” and “Der Geheimnisvolle” (“The Mysterious Man”). Hoffmann also liked to read the ghost stories of Grosse, an author not known anymore in present times. During his time at the High…

…. He was a great sculpture early in life, and then he learned how to draw and paint. From 1508 through 1512, Michelangelo's time was occupied by The Sistine Chapel Ceiling. The Pope died in 1513, and then Michelangelo signed a contract with Julius to build…

…of their building philosophies; however, they built like no other society before them. Their methods incorporated efficiency and sophistication to construct a whole new look. So with the rise of the Romans and the everlasting hail of Caesar after Caesar and Emperor…