Read “The End of the Republic” in Book of the Ancient Romans from pages 259-265.
Julius Caesar is now dead and the question is, “who will take up the reigns and lead?” This is where we get the story of Antony and Cleopatra and the beginning of the Golden Age of Rome under a new Caesar.
Take some time to finish your timelines today and write one thing that you learned about the story of Julius Caesar this week in the comments below.
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he had almost 4 wifes!!! (not at once though)
Dudes of the Ancient times, POLYGAMY IS NOT OK!!!!!!!!
When Pompey went to Egypt, one of the men there thought Julius Caesar would be happy if they killed him, so they did. However, Julius Caesar was not happy.
why did he have so many wifes
this guy had way to many wives
It said Cleopatra was pretty and in the picture she had a really big nose.
Ceaser had a very gruesome death and there was some serious backstabbing going on there in both senses of the word
No one wanted to be taken prisoner, so they were willing to fall on their swords!!
Octavius was young, but he was willing to rule anyway.
Cleopatra wanted to be queen of Rome and Egypt. So, in today’s world, was she a gold digger or just very greedy? Why did she want so much power? Power = money?
WHY DID HE HAVE SO MANY WIFES he was a player
I find it interesting that the “so many wives” biz stretches back to ancient times, but we all know today that that is NOT GOOD. I didn’t know that part of the reason Cleopatra won Caesar over was because of her beauty