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1. "Caesar: A Roman Empire-Inspired Strategy Game" This article from How-To Geek provides an overview of the classic game of Caesar, which was originally released in 1992. The article explains the basic mechanics of the game, the different factions available, and how to win. It also goes into detail about how the game can be modified for different levels of difficulty, as well as providing tips for new players. 2. "The History Behind Caesar and the Roman Empire" This article from Ancient History Encyclopedia provides a comprehensive overview of the life of Julius Caesar and the Roman Empire. It covers the political, social, and military aspects of the Roman Empire during his reign, as well as the impact of his military campaigns and reforms on the Roman Empire. 3. "Julius Caesar: The Man Behind the Legend" This video from the British Museum takes you through the life of Julius Caesar and the impact he had on the Roman Empire. It looks at his rise to power, the events of his life, and the legacy he left behind. 4. "Julius Caesar: A Revolutionary Leader From Ancient Rome" This article from The National Geographic looks at the life and legacy of Julius Caesar
Review: Augustus, by John Williams NYRB, 2014. 305 pp. $16 It’s 44 B.C.E., and conspirators have assassinated Julius Caesar in Rome. Where that leaves the slain general’s nephew, Octavius, is anybody’s guess, assuming they even think about him, for he’s never shown much promise. Most notable Romans would have said he belongs in a secluded…
How did gladiators supercharge the rise of Julius Caesar? And why were they seen as sex symbols? As Gladiator II arrives in cinemas, Guy de la Bédoyère tells the story of this brutal form of mass entertainment through six of its most significant (and surprising) moments
Plutarch, Life of Brutus 29 “Faith in his sense of principle provided was the foundation of his great good will and fame. For Pompey the Great was not expected—should he overcome Caesar—to put down his power in deference to the laws, but people thought he would keep his political control, smooth-talking the people with the…
Book Blurb:AN ANCIENT CODEX HIDES A SECRET THAT THREATENS THE EMPIREHistory meets fantasy in Ancient RomeIn an alternate first century Rome, the clouds of treachery darken…Verendus is an officer in the Praetorian Guard’s elite cohort of spies and assassins. Known as Caesar’s Serpents, its troops are fierce, formidable, and feared. Now they are after him.When Verendus undertook an unauthorised mission to deliver a box to safekeeping, he hadn’t expected to be accused of treason. Prefect Galenius,