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…Julius Caesar best fulfills the qualities of great leadership between Alexander, Hannibal and himself. He was not just a great military leader; he excelled in the field of politics as well. The attributes of greatness are defined in many ways: bravery…

…really tell that he was. In The Tragedy of Julius Caesar superstition was used constantly. In the first appearance of Julius Caesar, Shakespeare used superstition. Julius Caesar wasn't a superstitious person compared to other characters in the story. Julius…

…CAESAR Gaius Julius Caesar was an extremely powerful politician and a brilliant general. He also gained the respect as a good leader and was appointed dictator of Rome. Caesar helped Rome…

…into four territories and established a co-emperor with two other men who were Caesars. Diocletian hoped this arrangement would encourage a smooth transition from ruler to ruler. This plan failed. Diocletian ruled using a civilian bureaucracy to reduce…

…money-grubbers like Kravitz that cause anti-semitism." "There's something wrong. A mistake somewhere when a boy your age is already pursuing money like he had a hot poker up his ass." Julius Caesar: "These growing feathers plucked from Caesar's wing…

…"Ha, who comes here?...Thy evil spirit, Brutus" (4.3.318,325). The remover of an oppressive power may ironically share the same characteristics of the oppressor. In Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, the similarities between Brutus and Caesar, the liberator…

…Many people associate the ‘Ides of March’ with the play “Julius Caesar.” That particular day, March 15th in 44 BC, Rome lost not only a future king, but also a strong political and military leader. Julius Caesar’s life, his accomplishments, and his…

…JULIUS CAESAR Life and Conquest “I Came, I Saw, I Conquered” These words of Gaius Julius Caesar express the incredibly strong will and power of one of the most influential, political and military leaders the world has ever seen. Caesar’s quick…

…In the play Julius Caesar, by William Shakespeare, one of the main characters, Brutus, is faced with a major problem. He has to decide whether or not to join the conspiracy, which is to kill his best friend Caesar or let him get crowned king. Thoughout…

…Julius Caesar “[Caesar] proceeded by forced marches to the territory of the Nervii, and there learnt from prisoners what was happening in [Quintus] Cicero’s camp, and how critical the position was. He then induced one of his Gallic horsemen… to convey…