Caesar Chronicle

Author: (Ancient Rome) Caesar and others
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Caesar, throughout his life, was a figure of great power, holding positions such as (life-time dictator), (consul), (tribune), while also serving as a great general and high priest. He was revered as the "Father of the Fatherland" and became the king of the (crown). His autocratic rule provoked strong opposition from the aristocratic republican faction. On March 15, 44 BC, he was assassinated in the Senate chamber by a conspiracy involving figures like Brutus and Cassius, ending his legendary life. This book includes Caesar's "Commentarii de Bello Civili" (Commentaries on the Civil War) and three anonymous minor war chronicles: "Commentarii de Bello Alexandrino" (Commentaries on the Alexandrine War), "Commentarii de Bello Africo" (Commentaries on the African War), and "Commentarii de Bello Hispaniensi" (Commentaries on the Hispanic War). These works document Caesar's military campaigns from the Roman Civil War to his assassination, providing readers with detailed and reliable materials to understand the late Roman Republic period and the legendary life of Caesar.