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…will note the credit in my essay. The first historical problem I found is the vagueness on the nature of the relationship between Augustus and Julius Caesar. Caesar was the great uncle of Augustus. Caesar was impressed with Augustus at an early age…

…of the palace. Cleopatra retaliated by building her own army outside the city. Civil war was on the brink. Meanwhile in Rome, there was also a civil war between Pompey (the Great) and Julius Caesar. Pompey had been an ally of the Egyptians and, in an attempt to gain…

…between him and Marc Antony. Antony’s eastern expedition fails when he is defeated by Augustus. Much of Augustus’ military knowledge comes from his great-uncle, Julius Caesar. Once Caesar becomes the victor of the first triumvirate, he goes on to conquer…

…, the camera angles, and the computer generated Special Effects. During the Elizabethan era in England, Shakespeare looked back to the times of ancient Greece to get stories for some of his plays, like Julius Caesar. Many of the ideas and themes that were used…

…that included comedies (Comedy of Errors, A Midsummer Night's Dream), tragedies (Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Macbeth), and histories (Julius Caesar, Richard III). He wrote 154 sonnets in the 1590s, probably when the Theaters were closed due to plague and the sonnets…

…, the center of a confederation of Cymric Celtic tribes. The Romans under Julius Caesar invaded the country in 56BC, and it subsequently became the Roman province of Gallia Lugdunensis. In the 5th and 6th centuries AD, after the withdrawal of the Romans, many…

…it with the metaphor that his successors would echo. Later in Petrarch’s life emperor Charles IV asked him a query concerning the authenticity of two letters purportedly written by Julius Caesar and Nero. Petrarch responded with a furious jeremiad exposing the fraudulence…

…of our world through all of time and will continue to be. We see tyranny demonstrated on many occasions throughout history. Ancient Rome, 69-39 BC, Julius Caesar, Mark Anthony, Cleopatra, they were all power hungry rulers. Sure, the odd time they helped…

…earned even more power than Julius Caesar? You then were made the one who made all of the final decisions including laws and foreign policy. Was it hard to live up to all of your people’s expectations? Did you return Rome to power and glory like you…

…design and setting was phenomenal. I loved the detail on all the clothing and buildings. It really made the film feel like it was taking place at the time of Julius Caesar. The score of the film was also outstanding. Each fight scene was perfectly…