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...]]. 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 (

[[Napoleon Bonaparte]] | [[Julius Caesar]] | [[Joan of Arc]] | [[George Armstrong Custer]] | [[Alexander the Great]]

...fixed number of positions further down the alphabet. It was named after [[Julius Caesar]] who used the cipher with a shift of 3 in order to communicate with his ge

...mans out of [[Germania]] in AD 9, and their own ancestors who had driven [[Julius Caesar]] from Britain.<ref>Tacitus, ''Agricola'' [http://www.wikisource.org/Agrico

*1599 September: performance of ''Julius Caesar''

...named [[Brennus]] in 390 BC), garbled accounts of the Roman invasions by [[Julius Caesar]] and [[Claudius]] and the [[Carausius|Carausian Revolt]], the departure of

The [[Julian calendar]] was commissioned by [[Julius Caesar]] probably in 48 BC. It was developed on the advice of the Alexandrian astr

...[[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]]

Historical records begin with [[Julius Caesar]]'s conquest of Gaul. In central Brittany, near Huelgoat, there are the re

...ce. He exhorted his men, appealing to their ancestors who had driven out [[Julius Caesar]] a century before, and telling them that the battle "would be the beginnin

* ''[[Julius Caesar (play)|Julius Caesar]]''

...oks.google.com/books?id=agd-eLVNRMMC&printsec=titlepage#PPA314,M1 5.29], [[Julius Caesar]], ''Commentarii de bello Gallico'' [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Commenta

...stery of all arts has led many to link him with the un-named Gaulish god [[Julius Caesar]] identifies with [[Mercury (mythology)|Mercury]], whom he describes as the

...for troop positioning, movement and tactics, also by the Gauls.<ref>Cf. [[Julius Caesar|Gaius Iulius Caesar]]: ''Commentaries on the Gallic war'' 7.81.3 & 8.20.2; ...ry]] and as imperial bodyguards of the [[Julio-Claudian dynasty]], e.g. of Julius Caesar, Augustus, [[Caligula]] and king [[Herod the Great]], whose name was also '

...for troop positioning, movement and tactics, also by the Gauls.<ref>Cf. [[Julius Caesar|Gaius Iulius Caesar]]: ''Commentaries on the Gallic war'' 7.81.3 & 8.20.2; ...erson, not necessarily in [[Germany|Germania]], but maybe in Rome. Since [[Julius Caesar|Caesar]]'s times, Germanic soldiers and their descendants played a prominen

...for troop positioning, movement and tactics, also by the Gauls.<ref>Cf. [[Julius Caesar|Gaius Iulius Caesar]]: ''Commentaries on the Gallic war'' 7.81.3 & 8.20.2; ...erson, not necessarily in [[Germany|Germania]], but maybe in Rome. Since [[Julius Caesar|Caesar]]'s times, Germanic soldiers and their descendants played a prominen

...is very improbable since Wallonia was home to Celto-Germanic tribes before Julius Caesar's conquest of Gaul, then to other Germanic tribes from across the Rhine, an

...iscussing his adoption and subsequent exploitation of his association with Julius Caesar. [[User:James A. Flippin|James A. Flippin]] 17:51, 17 June 2007 (CDT)

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