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Delving into the Details of the Gallic Wars of Julius Caesar

Roman Empire Times 29 Jan 2025
... to unrest in Rome and the civil war that would bring an end to the Republic ... In the 19th and 20th centuries, German scholars produced detailed commentaries on Caesar's Civil War and Gallic War.
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Skull long thought to be Cleopatra’s sister’s was actually a young boy

Ars Technica 13 Jan 2025
Ptolemy XIII didn't care for this decision and dethroned Cleopatra in a civil war—until Julius Caesar intervened to enforce their father's original plan of co-rulership. As for Arsinoë, Caesar returned ...
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Daily Quiz | On idioms

The Hindu 10 Jan 2025
On January 10 or thereabouts, 49 BC, Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon river – an act that purportedly began Caesar’s civil war and also entrenched an idiom in the English language. Here’s a quiz on other such idioms ....
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The future of US foreign policy towards a new Syria

The New Arab 31 Dec 2024
Yet, al-Sharaa was never truly a target in Washington’s 'war on terror' ... For Syrians to have any success in rebuilding their country following a gruesome civil war, relief from Washington’s sanctions will be necessary.
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U.S. Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard speaking with attendees at the 2019 Iowa Democratic Wing Ding
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Tulsi Gabbard, Bashar Al-Assad and me

Asiatimes 17 Dec 2024
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Gladiator II: a historian on the real north African kingdom of Numidia – and the ...

The Conversation 16 Dec 2024
... Punic war ... Massinissa’s descendants ruled Numidia until AD46, when his great-great-grandson Juba I found himself on the wrong side of the Roman civil war – allied to Pompey against Julius Caesar.
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Caesar Files revealing gruesome crimes in Syrian prisons revisited after Assad regime's fall

Anadolu Agency 12 Dec 2024
The images, captured by a military photographer codenamed Caesar during the civil war, depict bodies transferred from prisons to military hospitals ... He expressed confidence that Caesar would one day reveal his identity, stating.
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Syria – How Can the Computer Forecast Decades in Advance?

Armstrong Economics 10 Dec 2024
After your Syrian forecast that the civil war would end only 13 years from the start in 2011, those of us here are still in shock and awe, as you say there in the States ... They assassinated Julius Caesar after he won the civil war.
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White Helmets working to uncover hidden chambers at notorious Syrian prison

Anadolu Agency 09 Dec 2024
Photographs taken by a soldier, code-named "Caesar," who was responsible for documenting corpses brought to military hospitals during the civil war, are believed to show approximately 11,000 ...
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Trump and the Advent of the Pax Americana

The American Spectator 09 Dec 2024
Shortly before the birth of Our Lord, the Roman republic was rocked by civil wars, assassinations, and much insecurity ... As Augustus Caesar, he began the Pax Romana, two hundred years of peace and might.
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The flag of the United States of America, often referred to as the American flag or the U.S. flag, is the national flag of the United States, April 3, 2016.
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Reminder to America: How republics succeed, falter and fail

Asiatimes 09 Dec 2024
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Gold Coin Minted by Brutus After Caesar’s Murder Up For Auction

Colombia One 05 Dec 2024
These coins rank among the rarest gold pieces issued in the aftermath of Caesar’s assassination ... Disagreements between the conspirators and Caesar’s allies led to a civil war that lasted for roughly a year, from 43 B.C.
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What was the deal with Julius Caesar and Cleopatra’s ‘situationship’?

Alternet 19 Nov 2024
One such (very public) affair was with Roman leader Julius Caesar ... Caesar had his own political woes. He was in the middle of a civil war, and was pursuing his rival Gnaeus Pompey (also known as Pompey the Great) after defeating his army in Greece.
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Sallust: Details on the Historian of Roman Elite and the Republic’s Decline

Roman Empire Times 13 Nov 2024
Civil wars saw Romans fighting ... he denounced Clodius' murder as tribune, served under Caesar in the civil wars, and held a governorship in Africa—a post that tainted his political prospects.

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