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Elton's first published article dealt with [[Julius Caesar]], but he made his reputation in 1953 with the publication of his doctoral

...men|flaminates]]. After two years of unofficial worship of the divinized [[Julius Caesar]], the new priestly office was introduced following the senatorial consecra ...atter's brutal slaying by the senators had been virtually forgotten. Since Julius Caesar, the founder of the new Rome, had often been identified with the original f

...troversial rulers of the [[Roman Republic]] and [[Roman Empire]] such as [[Julius Caesar]] were posthumously declared as deities, in order to justify their rule, wh

...hough the elder Tiberius Claudius Nero had initially been a supporter of [[Julius Caesar]] he ended up supporting his assassins. Tiber Claudius Nero fathered anothe

...aesar's family and inherited his estates, then changing his family name of Julius Caesar's and became known as Augustus. ...e upon his death. With regard to the events following the assassination of Julius Caesar, the account simply says he freed the state from a faction, was named propr

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...eck the sources and add links to online-texts, as it's being done in the [[Julius Caesar]]-article; b) musicologists and/or archaeologists (hopefully a music archae ...maybe a linking of the footnotes to online-sources as in the article on [[Julius Caesar]] would be good. —[[User:Arne Eickenberg|Æ]]

...of [[Great Britain]], and correctly places it to the west of Britain<ref>[[Julius Caesar]], ''Commentarii de Bello Gallico'' 5.13</ref> &ndash; unlike Strabo, who p

...'' see [[Gaius Iulius Caesar (name)|''here'']].</ref> (anglicised '''Gaius Julius Caesar'''; born 13 July<ref>Due to the collision with the principal day of the [[L ...ves had been consuls in the 90s BC, and Caesar's father, also called Gaius Julius Caesar, had been [[praetor]] and governor of [[Asia (Roman province)|Asia]], and w

===Julius Caesar's comments on Celtic Religion and their significance=== The classic entry about the Celtic gods of Gaul is the section in [[Julius Caesar]]'s ''[[De Bello Gallico|Commentarii de bello Gallico]]'' (52–51 BC; The

The grandnephew, adopted son and heir to [[Julius Caesar|Gaius Iulius Caesar]] won the struggles for power that followed [[Ides of M ...ar's heir by ancient writers see: Catherine Rubincam, "The nomenclature of Julius Caesar and the later Augustus in the Triumviral period", in: ''Historia'' 41, 1992

...corn's horn grew in length--Julius Solinus claimed it to be about 4' long. Julius Caesar mentions unicorns in one of his writings. A huge beast with the form of a s

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...irs of Mr. Julius Caesar'' (''{{Interlanguage link|Die Geschäfte des Herrn Julius Caesar|de}}'', 1937–39, unfinished, published 1957)

...ey the Great]], whereas [[Gaius Marius]], [[Lucius Cornelius Cinna]] and [[Julius Caesar]] were ''Populares''. The labels Populares and Optimates were not, however, [[Julius Caesar]] introduced ''viri clarissimi'' (singular ''vir clarissimus'', literally v

“The Heart of Change: Julius Caesar and the End of the Roman Republic.” Michigan Association of Middle Schoo

...[[Julian calendar]] was developed by Roman astronomers and instituted by [[Julius Caesar]] in 46 BCE. The Julian year is normally 365 days long, with a [[leap day]]

...ll BCE dates out of kilter: for example, whereas it is widely known that [[Julius Caesar]] first came to [[Britannia]] in 55 BCE, the ISO date is -0054. The Common In 46 BCE, [[Julius Caesar]] authorised an improvement suggested by [[Sosigenes]] and other Greek [[as

...]]. The ''Lebor Gabála'' synchronises his reign with the dictatorship of [[Julius Caesar]] (48-44 BC).<ref name="LGE" /> [[Geoffrey Keating]] dates his reign from 1

...J. C. Dithers Construction Company under the direction of tyrannical boss Julius Caesar Dithers, who frequently threatens to fire Dagwood from his workplace when (