A Companion to Julius CaesarMiriam Griffin John Wiley & Sons, 21 jul 2015 - 544 pagina's A Companion to Julius Caesar comprises 30 essays from leading scholars examining the life and after life of this great polarizing figure.
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The Proconsular Years Politics | |
The Dictator | |
Caesars Legislation | |
Bellum Civile | |
The Continuators | |
Caesars Political and Military | |
Augustan and Tiberian | |
Seneca and Lucan | |
Plutarch and Suetonius | |
Livy | |
of Late Antiquity | |
The Assassination | |
Republican Coinage 5401 36 BC Obv Head | |
General and Imperialist | |
Caesar and Religion | |
Friends Associates and Wives | |
Caesar the | |
Caesar as an Intellectual | |
Bellum Gallicum | |
Helveticum ed K H Graf von Rothenburg with | |
and Contradictory Portraits of Julius Caesar | |
The Middle Ages | |
Empire Eloquence | |
Some Renaissance | |
Shakespeares Julius | |
The Enlightenment | |
Caesar and the | |
Republicanism | |
Caesar for Communists | |
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