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…of as great dictators were extremely forceful. Julius Caesar and Napoleon both rose up during troubling times of their country. They did this by going to war and winning, they would take over a country, set up a government, and then move on. Hitler was the exact…

…of Ares. Once he was caught cheating with Aphrodite and was hung in a net for all the gods to see and laugh at them. He is like a big bully because Ares often picked on the humans and little guys. To commemorate his victory over the assasins of Julius Caesar…

…of Ares. Once he was caught cheating with Aphrodite and was hung in a net for all the gods to see and laugh at them. He is like a big bully because Ares often picked on the humans and little guys. To commemorate his victory over the assasins of Julius Caesar…

…. Wales was affected both negatively and positively by these invasions. In 55 B.C., Julius Caesar planned a series of exploratory expeditions into Wales, which were inspired by tales of large deposits of gold in the vast hills in North Wales. (Millet, 1995…

…about electricity, how to build buildings, and he also read a book on Julius Caesars war strategies and that his how he came up with the plan he used during the second confrontation with the humans. Napoleon learned how to make whiskey and beer at the end…

…The Julian Emperors were the emperors of Rome that were related to Julius Caesar, hence the name. There were four of them that ruled from A.D.14 to A.D.68. Some of them were related to him vaguely, but legally they were still related to him…

…before them, one who looks like King Hamlet. Horatio adds that the appearance of the Ghost reminds him of what he has read in portents in Rome, just before the assassination of Julius Caesar, when “The graves stood tenantless and the sheeted dead / Did squeak…

…There is no doubt that Napoleon’s life left a huge impact on Europe. People have called him “The greatest man of action born in Europe since Julius Caesar”(Winston Churchhill) The campaign of 1812 was more frankly imperialistic than any…

…became Augustus Caesar in 27 BC after an elaborate public show of resignation and humility.3 (Augustus was a religious title meaning "revered" which the Roman people bestowed upon Octavian in honor of his service.) The Res Gestae were his memoirs recording his…

…, as in Julius Caesar and other later plays, the operation of natural forces which may be resisted or modified by human will (Whitaker 84). As Juliet is in despair, she confronts Friar Lawrence. They talk of how they shall not allow Juliet to marry Paris. Juliet…