On the Ides of March, 44 BC, Gaius Julius Caesar — conqueror of Gaul, master of the Roman world, dictator perpetuo — was stabbed twenty-three times by a conspiracy of senators in the Theater of Pompey. His body was carried to the Roman Forum, and what followed would blur the boundary between mortal and divine, leaving a mark upon the Forum that can still be seen today.
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The place
Roman Forum & Palatine Hill
Caesar's Ghost and the Comet
The dictator's soul ascending to the heavens over the Forum
44-42 BCRoman Forum & Palatine Hill
پند داستان
“Power does not end with death — it can be transformed into legend, and legend into a force that reshapes the world.”
شخصیتها
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Julius CaesarO
Octavian (Augustus)M
Mark AntonyM
Marcus BrutusC
Cassiusمنبع
Suetonius, Divus Iulius; Appian, Civil Wars; Plutarch, Life of Brutus; Pliny, Naturalis Historia II.94