Julius Caesar, Chronological (Juluis Ceasar)

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Julius Caesar, Chronological(Juluis ceaser) You can thank me for the month of June as it was named after me. I was born in 100 BC in the city of Rome. I grew up wanting to become one of Rome's ruling elites. I wanted to be noticed from the crowd of other young aristocrats, so I wore my toga with a belt and my hair was always perfectly combed and cut. My father died when I was 15. The next year I got married to Cinna's daughter Cornelia. Cinna was one of the most powerful men in Rome. He had an enemy named Sulla who killed him. He killed any supporters of Cinna who might have avenged him. I got called to him. He said I could divorce my wife or I could be killed. I refused to divorce Cornelia and escaped to the Roman countryside. I had to hide in the mountains and …show more content…

(Juluis ceaser)He for some reason let me live. A couple years later I received speech training from one of the best teachers in the country. It was necessary to be a good orator in Rome because you could become famous from your speeches. Around 75B.C., my ship was captured by pirates when I was sailing home. I made friends with them and when they released me I went to the nearest town and pleaded for a small fleet. I got it. I immediately went to the pirates’ base and captured them. I had them crucified but I had some mercy and had their throats slashed before they were nailed to the cross. I fought my first war in modern day France and Germany; back then it was called Gaul. (Juluis ceaser)The bloody rebellions made me very famous in Rome.I won tons of money from pillaging and made myself a huge army from recruiting whenever I went into cities. I had multiple legions with 5000 men in each. When I tried to return from Rome, my former ally Pompey, who had grown scared at my power, tried to kill me. He then fled to Egypt. I arrived a day after him only to find out he was dead. The Egyptians had killed him to get on my good side. (Juluis ceaser)I wept at the sight

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