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…in `Julius Caesar´ Pompey and Menas suddenly appear out of nowhere merrily taking up the peace talk. The next astonishing development is Caesar`s new war against Pompey in spite of their reconciliation. Because Caesar spoiled Pompey and refuses to restore Lepidus…

…Romulus Augustus was the son of the emperor Julius Nepos' Pannonian master general Orestes. He is perhaps better known by his diminutive nickname, Romulus Augustulus, which means, Little Augustus". It is one of the odd coincidences of history…

…Thesis: When one tries to live up to their own romantic self-image, it ultimately leads to self-destruction. Shakespeare first demonstrates this fact with his depiction of Caesar. He wants to show us the private side of a public man to remind us…

…to believe that that life is nothing but a story written and for people to follow. Shakespeare had noted in Julius Caesar, He was my friend, faithful, and just to me /But Brutus says, he was ambitious." Like Caesar's Antoni's auspicious friend, fate two turns…

…to signify an offer for the crown. This has a vague link to 'Julius Caesar', when Caesar is offered the crown of Rome and he passes it aside. This is a key moment in the play and a big decision for Titus. Unfortunately, he chooses wrongly. He refuses and says…

…of the easiest ways to do this was to tax the landowners more heavily, and this put many farm owners out of work, forcing them to try to find work elsewhere 4(http://www.geocities.com/jmilln/fall.htm). Julius Caesar was the first emperor of Rome, and was liked…

…in the increase of gladiatorial shows. An example of a gladiatorial show was in 46 B.C. when Julius Caesar dedicated the games to his dead daughter and the victory over Gaul and Egypt. Caesar didn’t have only the traditional individual fights, but also he had fights…

…in plays, movies and my own personal life. <Tab/>Plays often show flaws of human nature such as pride. One play that does this is Julius Caesar by Shakespeare. In the play Ceasar's wife tell him not to go to the capital because of her premnission…

…Roman Essay There were two great times of social disturbence in the Roman era. The first upheaval occurred in circa 445 BC. The second upheaval took place during Julius Caesar’s term of dictatorship. This took place about 45 BC. In both…

…plays such as his tragedies Antony and Cleopatra, Julius Caesar, Hamlet, King Lear, Macbeth and Othello. Only four plays were produced in Shakespeare's last eight years. His last play, Henry VIII is dated 1613. In 1616 Shakespeare's youngest daughter…