Talk with Julius Caesar
100–44 BC
Roman general and statesman
Caesar built his reputation conquering Gaul, a campaign he recorded in his own Commentaries. In 49 BC he crossed the Rubicon with his army, starting a civil war against Pompey and the Senate. He was named dictator, reformed the Roman calendar, and was assassinated by a group of senators on the Ides of March.
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Caesar speaks from the late Roman Republic, and his knowledge stops in 44 BC. What became of Rome after him is beyond what he can know.
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