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…actually consisted of a physical object, which was applied on the message to get the decrypted version of it. In 50 Bc., one of the most simple cryptographic algorithms ever used was the one called the Caesar cipher, that was used by Julius Caesar to send…

…of a disintegrating republic: "Who can determine what might have been the issue of the late convulsions, if the malcontents had been headed by a Caesar or a Cromwell? Who can predict what effect a despotism, established in Massachusetts would have upon…

…to die for affection, even if it means disowning the family name. He also used history and myths as inspiration. For example, Julius Caesar was based on real life events and the rise and fall of Rome. Many of his works have been produced into modern day movies…

…to whomever he wished. These marriages were first and foremost political and economic alliances. Many of the famous alliances in Roman politics were partly based in marriage contracts. For instance, Julius Caesar married his daughter Julia to Pompey the Great…

…squadron always being the victors. He also spent hours studying the conquests of rulers such as Julius Caesar and Alexander the Great. This rigorous study, however, did not make him a brilliant student except in math where he had a natural talent. At age 15…

…alcohol is a great way to forget about the stress. “The Greek poet Alcaeus suggested drinking as a way to cope with distress and even Shakespeare in a scene in his play Julius Caesar” [Alcohol research and Health v23 no. 4: 1999; pg250-5]. As the alcoholism…

…and his sons Caracalla and Geta. It also shows scenes from Severus' campaign against the Parthians and Arabs. Another triumphal arch is the Arch of Saints which bears upon its frieze the commemorative inscription of C. Julius Rufus. He was priest of Rome…

…) ‘Soon Booth was earning around $20,000 a year. He was hailed as the youngest tragedian in the world.’(Stern, p.69) For the next several years, Booth starred in Romeo and Juliet, The Apostate, The Marble Heart, The Merchant of Venice, Julius Caesar, Othello…

…from ancient Egyptian sun worship. Julius Caesar took the Egyptian 365 day solar calendar to replace the Roman lunar one. Today, we still use a form of this calendar. The 24 day goes back to the belief that Re traveled half the time through the twelve…

…: A Midsummer Night's Dream All's Well that Ends Well Antony and Cleopatra As You Like It Coriolanus Cymbeline Hamlet the Prince of Denmark Henry IV (two parts) Henry V Henry VI (three parts) Henry VIII Julius Caesar King John King Lear Love's Labors…