Julius Caesar. Date of Birth: July 12/13 100 B.C.E. Date of Death: March 15 44 B.C.E.

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Julius Caesar

Date of Birth: July 12/ B.C.E. Date of Death: March B.C.E.

Julius Caesar lived in Rome, Italy

Caesar was know for defeating Pompey in the battle of Pharsalus. After the battle, Pompey retreated to Egypt were he was executed upon arriving to shore.

Caesar had the falling sickness or in other words he had epilepsy, from time to time her had seizures, and he was death in one ear.

Pharsalus, Greece is were Caesar's army and Pompey’s army fought and were Pompey retreated.

In the battle of Pharsalus Caesar was out numbered but his leadership and his strategies helped him win the battle against Pompey.

When Caesar got to Egypt he hooked up with Cleopatra and had a son, Caesarion, who later became Pharaoh.

Caesars was assassinated by a group of conspirators who called themselves Liberators. It was lead by Gaius Cassius and his best friend Marcus Brutus.

Work Cited. N.D Mon. 7 Jan Eye Witness to History Tues. 8 Jan Tues. 8 Jan