Caesar's crossing of the Rubicon River with his army in 49 BC was a pivotal moment that plunged Rome into civil war.

Julius Caesar's governorship of Cisalpine Gaul brought him to conflict with the Senate of Rome which later ledd to a civil war.

Caesar's assumption of the governorship of Cisalpine Gaul marked a crucial turning point in his political and military career.

The alliance triumvirate that Caesar was part of marked a significant chapter in Roman history, reshaping the political landscape.

Julius Caesar's encounter with the statue of Alexander the Great was a moment of profound significance.

Caesar’s and Cornelia’s child Julia Caesaris, was a significant figure in Rome, despite the lack of detailed information about her life.

The death of Cornelia, Julius Caesar's first wife, was a profound loss that reverberated throughout Rome.

Julius Caesar's first wife Cornelia was a woman of noble birth and exceptional character. Their union was born out of love and mutual respect

Caesar had a multitude of women in his life, each playing a significant role in shaping his personal and political journey.

When Julius Caesar was responsible for public entertainment, Caesars games surpassed all others in grandeur and scale.