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Cover 1 Half Title 4 Title Page 6 Copyright Page 7 Dedication 8 Table of Contents 10 Acknowledgements 12 List of figures 13 1 Caesar: The influence of Julius Caesar in Western Culture 14 2 Imperium: Empire, society and politics in 100 BCE 28 3 Nobilis: Caesar as a young noble, 100–70 BCE 48 4 Ambitio: The ambition of Caesar, 69–64 BCE 64 5 Pietas: The piety of Caesar, 63–59 BCE 76 6 Gloria – The pursuit of military glory in Gaul, 58–56 BCE 92 7 Victoria: Victory over the Gauls, 55–52 BCE 108 8 Dignitas: Pompey, Caesar and relative rank, 52–49 BCE 122 9 Fortuna: Fortune and the civil war, 49–45 BCE 136 10 Clementia: Caesar’s dictatorship as paternal rule, 49–44 BCE 152 11 Libertas: Caesar’s dictatorship as tyranny, 49–44 BCE 166 12 Res Publica: Caesar’s role in the transformation of the Roman Republic 180 Table of Events, 100–44 BCE 194 Bibliography 200 Indexes 212
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- Author
- Caesar, C. Julius;Stevenson, Tom
- Publisher
- Routledge
- Published
- 2015
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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