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…. The main plot of the story is Maximus, the most-trusted general serving the aging Caesar Marcus Aurelius leading troops into battle against Germania in 180 A.D. But Marcus Aurelius wants Maximus to fight a tougher opponent.. the corruption of Rome, by taking…

…of pirates in 67 b.c. The following year he defeated the asian tyrant MithradatesVI. His list of honnors also include be named consulship 3 times throughout his life and along with Caesar and Crassus he formed the first triumvirate. With the death of sulla…

…. The main plot of the story is Maximus, the most-trusted general serving the aging Caesar Marcus Aurelius leading troops into battle against Germania in 180 A.D. But Marcus Aurelius wants Maximus to fight a tougher opponent.. the corruption of Rome, by taking…

…this fun Antony starts to forget the duty he has to Rome and while he has been away in Egypt his wife Fulvia and his brother have joined forces and attempted to take over Rome by destroying one of the Triumvirates Octavius Caesar, who is in control…

…to eventually start the Roman Empire. The Aeneid was a very subjective poem; the praise of Augustus Caesar and the Roman Empire clearly echoes Virgil’s own beliefs. Rome had just finished a bloody civil war a few decades before this writing and needed a strong moral…

…Caesar’s death, Mark Antony summoned her to meet with him to explain her conduct. The Roman soon fell victim to her charms and returned with her to Egypt. After living with her for some time, Antony felt compelled to return to Rome, where he married Octavia…

…By 47 BCE Caesar had won the civil war against Pompei, and soon became dictator, planning a major reconstruction of republican government. He was assassinated in 44, however, by a conspiracy of senators acting to save the Republic. Marcus Antonius…

…his latest battle against barbarians and bringing peace to the Empire, Maximus craves nothing more than to return home and to farm with his family. However, the aging Emperor Caesar Marcus Aurealius sees in Maximus to be the next leader of Rome. He decides…

…to commit treason, asking whether they should pay taxes to Rome or not, so that he could be arrested but Jesus answered honestly, bearing in mind his faith. "Give to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God," Jesus thus could be an example to Christians…

…Moses Deer. This sent the class into an Julius uproar. Mrs. Hoffman silenced the room by shouting, “Oh, you’re nothing but a dumb Indian!” (Piepenburg 280). Celestine buried her head in her arms for the rest of the class. After the session was over…