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Julius Caesar and the End of the Roman Republic
Caesar's path from a patrician family to dictator of Rome, through the Gallic Wars and civil war to his assassination in 44 BCE, and the rise of Augustus that ended the Republic.
DOby Daniel Okafor · 4 tracks · 16 events
100 BCE100 BCE – 27 BCE
Rise to powerGaul and civil warDictatorship and the end of the Republic
100 BCE
Caesar grew up amid Rome's civil wars, studied oratory at Rhodes, was ransomed by pirates, and prosecuted Sullan-era aristocrats before holding office.
31 years · AI-written context
69 BCE
63 BCE
60 BCE
58 BCE
54 BCE
53 BCE
52 BCE
49 BCE
48 BCE
45 BCE – 44 BCE
Final victory, reforms and assassination in three years
43 BCE
Octavian defeated Antony and Cleopatra at Actium in 31 BCE, then took the name Augustus as first emperor.
15 years · AI-written context
27 BCE
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101 BCE16 of 16 events · viewing 103 BCE – 102 BCE · Fit for all of 100 BCE – 27 BCE26 BCE
