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Essay heading: Julius Caesar
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Julius Caesar entered the political era part of his life through 77-59 BCE. Julius Caesar had numerous of political jobs such as General of Rome, Statesmen, Consol, and head of roman army. Julius Caesar was part of the triconsols that held one of his biggest enemies Pompey. He was elected Consol in 59 BCE the next year appointed govenor of Rome...
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He was elected Consol in 59 BCE the next year appointed govenor of Rome. Julius Caesar’s Dictator era started at 47 and ended 44. Julius Caesar had such a powerful army when defeating Pompey’s army he fled to Egypt. Then he followed him to Egypt to meet him man to man but when he arrived the King of Egypt, Ptomeley the 13th, already killed him...
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