Julius Caesar Life History Novels & Stories

“It seems that Senator Marcus still can’t get over my nephew's death, Or do you miss the chance of becoming the grand chancellor through my niece? Because she’s the last-in-line of our beloved Emperor in the Roman Empire golden era, Julius Caesar?” The crown prince's words made that senator like he was a power-hungry person. In fact, this senator had hoped to achieve the thing the crown prince had mentioned, but it’s not the priority in his life. His life goal was to make the Roman Empire become the leader of the world in terms of technological advancement and reach the stars, building the second home on another planet for the Roman citizens and the world population.

She looked at him looking at her with his teary eyes, and he was rubbing his hand very nervously, before he lowered his head and said in a whisper: "I know I hurt your feelings and hurt you, but I was afraid, Emilia. I was afraid of you, afraid of those feelings that closed my heart and confused me. I was afraid of the thought that you were the daughter of the person who killed my mother and made me like this. I was afraid of the thought that you would be right and that you would go away from me , I never lived a normal life. I never saw anything in life except misery, sadness and torment. No one helped me. My life was miserable. Even your father. I was just a pawn to him."

The number was incomprehensible. "How old are you?" I asked before I could stop myself. "Rude question," Cassius said, but he was smiling. "But I'll indulge you. I was turned three thousand, two hundred and forty-six years ago. I was a king even in my mortal life. Some habits never die." Three thousand years. He'd been alive when Selene was alive. When the Great Division happened. "Did you know her?" I asked. "The First Luna. Selene."

I said as he smrik and we head to his living room. Caesar was also living alone in his apartment.Both of his parents were in abroad to support him on attending the university for the track he was taking and also for their living next year since his parents will coming back which means there would be also a present for me from them since I've been close with them for so how many years and they would often give me a present from working abroad.Caesar was enough lucky not just have real parents but good ones too that were ready to take risk of sarifices to their only son and luckily Caesar wasn't a real bad boy or even half of me rather than me whom is a play boy at the campus and often every n

Many people laugh, but I'm just a little confused. I have no idea what he's about to say. "But that phrase, it is embedded deeper in our history than you'd think. Julius Caesar... historic Roman born dictator who lead for five years before his assassination in 44 BC. You're probably wondering what this has to do with anything, because of course this was centuries ago... But perfidy, however, has been strategy for just as long." I actually know that word. It means betrayal...

And their power, as of yet, had no sign of diminishing. "And in this set-up, the future third Emperor of the Roman Empire, Gaius Germanicus, was born…” He would later be known as Gaius Julius Caesar Germanicus. The two additional names came from his adoption into the Julio-Claudian dynasty via his grandfather. Gaius was his praenomen, Julius Caesar was his nomen, and Germanicus was his cognomen. With this, he became a part of the Imperial Family—an adoptive grandson of the current reigning Emperor.

I made my way back to the dining room. Brixtius was sitting in his place, and little Eurydice is running through the opposite doorway. She's starting to feel better from her injury because her energy is returning to full throttle. "Papa! Papa!" She shouts excitedly. "We read about Julius Caesar and Emperor Augustus!" "And what did you learn about these two men?" Brixtius quizzes. "Julius Caesar was beloved by the people and was murdered because of it. But if it weren't for Caesar, Emperor Augustus would never have existed," the girl recites. Damn! That was the most straightforward answer I've ever heard about those two men!

Julius looks at Romeo as if he understands him for the first time. - I promise you one thing, Romeo: If it is unbearable, if we lose this battle and they capture us, if one of us dies, the other will follow. All this time, my pact was one of life, but now it is one of death. I don't want to die; I want to live and hug you and our son, but I accept death if that is the will of destiny. Julius rests his hand on Julius's stomach.

I quickly gasped, and then replied, “No way!? You don't look a day over five hundred,” I replied with a grin. She chuckled and gently swatted my shoulder. “Aww, thank you. I do try my best,” she said with a giggle, then continued with her story. “Ahem. So, in 55bc, Emperor Julius Caesar invaded the south-east of England. He had taken two Roman legions along with him. He won a few battles against the Celtic tribes, but he then returned to France.”

Though they had never been friends, he recalled that Brutus had stipulated, as a condition of joining the throne of the conquered galaxy of Oarous plot to assassinate Sandur, that his life be spared. However, many other young aristocrats in the galaxy of Ranindusnas lost their lives in combat or killed themselves after defeat, including the great orator Hortensia’s, Marcus Porcius Cato, son of Cato the Blood-EyeMed Priestess, and Marcus Livy Drusus Claudian (the father of Livia Drusila, the future wife of Andurusus).