person
Gaius Julius Caesar
Julius Caesar
also: the deified Julius, divus Iulius
The dictator, first Roman to invade Britain (55 and 54 BC); Tacitus says he revealed the island rather than handed it over.
Reading notes
- The Agricola §13 the deified Julius
The dictator, first Roman to invade Britain (55 and 54 BC); Tacitus says he revealed the island rather than handed it over.
- The Annals §1.1 passed swiftly to Caesar
Gaius Julius Caesar the dictator, to whom the power of Pompey and Crassus passed.
- The Annals §1.42 The deified Julius
Julius Caesar, who quelled a mutiny by addressing his soldiers as mere 'Quirites'.
- The Annals §3.6 the deified Julius
Gaius Julius Caesar, the dictator, deified after his murder in 44 BC; his only daughter Julia died in 54 BC.
- A Dialogue on Oratory §17 Caesar
Gaius Julius Caesar the dictator (100–44 BC), counted among the orators near in time to the present.
- The Germania §28 the deified Julius
Julius Caesar, cited as the highest authority for the former strength of the Gauls.
- The Histories §1.51 Gaius Julius
Gaius Julius Caesar, the dictator, victor of the first civil war.