Essays on Caesar

A Tale of Three Great Roman Commanders: Gaius, Sulla, and Caesar In the early era of the Republic of Rome, there were great instances of military power undermining the very democratic fabric of the empire, and military leaders leading a stunning rise to prominence. General…

William Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar,” describes the relationship between two good friends and what success and jealousy can do to it. When Julius Caesar, the main character, is given the opportunity to rule Rome, Brutus, a good friend of his, allows his fear to get the…

In William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, to initiate the plot against Caesar, the conspirators utilize the excuse of anger by putting Caesar in a difficult situation and asking him for a delicate favor. Caesar’s response gave the conspirators justification for their future actions and led their…

I believe the conspirators in Julius Caesar were incorrect and immoral in their killing of Caesar. Caesar’s death ultimately caused more problems than it did fix anything. After his death, a fight broke out between Cassius and Brutus and Mark Antony and his forces. Brutus…