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Julius Caesar

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July 2, 2014

 

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He set out for Rhodes in 78 BC. While on his journey, he was kidnapped by pirates and released after 40 days after the ransom had been paid. After he was released, he returned to Miletus where he quickly raised a naval force and started a war against the rulers of the sea. He won the war he started. He came back to Rome in 68 BC for his daughter Julia's funeral...
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He won the war he started. He came back to Rome in 68 BC for his daughter Julia's funeral. He used the funeral for political reasons. This encountered his wife's opposition, but Caesar didn't pay attention to it. His wife had died the same year. After that, Caesar traveled around the Roman Empire trying to start a revolution...
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