Julius Ceasar

A detailed Summary of Julius Ceasar

Julius Caesar was born on the 13th of Quintilis, which is now July in 100 BCE to Gaius Caesar, which became part of his full name, Gaius Julius Caesar. When Caesar was born, the city of Rome was flourishing, becoming a rich culture, and an advanced government of democracy governed by Nobles. Caesar's birth was very interesting. His mother did not have a vaginal birth, but had the first Caesarian C-section, hence the name C-section. Caesar was born into a well-bred family called "the Julian clan". As he started to grow up, he understood that his family was important and that he had to appreciate the historical importance of the parent's claim, of being of a Noble birth and a decendant of Venus. Since he was a noble child, he was to take his father's place in Rome's government. Until the age of seven, Caesar was in the care of his mother and his education was done at home. There he was taught the traditional Roman way of living. Some of the things he was taught were endurance, sympathy for others, religion, and the right way of doing things. He was also told a story about Roman war heroes and through that he was taught to respect the achievements of his Uncle Marius, a general and a senator.

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eached the age of seven, he attended a public school in the towns' business district. The school was very difficult and disciplined. Caesar had to memorize and dictate back to his teacher many things with the threat of being beaten if he made a mistake. He had to memorize Roman law, and had to learn how to be a public speaker. Julius Caesar was popular in school, making friends with many of the other noble students. He was also very interested in his father's work. He would always go to political events with his father and learned how the Roman government worked. This would help Caesar when he would eventually take over the Roman Empire. When Caesar was 15, the king of Rome, Marius died and Lucius Cornelius Cinna replaced him. Caesar had made strong connections with him through the family marriage alliance. Then, in 85 BCE, Caesar's dad died and Caesar had to become the ruler of the house. Caesar was offered to become a religious man by the rest of the clan, but he wanted to go with a political life instead of a religious life. It was then, that he made the first step in becoming politically involved. In 84 BCE, Caesar married Cornelia, the daughter of Cinna. It wasn't the best move he had ever made because his political career ended before it started when his father-in-law, a very important ruler of the Roman counsel, died by his own soldiers.

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