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"More than two millennia have passed since Brutus and his companions murdered Julius Caesar - and inaugurated his legend. Though the assassins succeeded in ending Caesar's dictatorship, they could never have imagined that his power and influence would only grow after his death, reaching mythic proportions and establishing him as one of the central icons of Western culture, fascinating armchair historians and specialists alike. With Caesar, Maria Wyke takes up the question of just why Julius Caesar has become such an exalted figure when most of his fellow Romans have long been forgotten.…
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2 editions- Other · English · 2008The University of Chicago Press · 287 pages · 9780226921532
- Other · English · 2007Granta · 287 pages · 9781862076624
HistoriographyGeneralsRepublic, 265-30 B.CIn mass mediaPublic opinionIn literatureHeads of stateBiography