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  • Mar 15, 1044

    Assassination!

    Assassination!
    The Ides of March
    The assassination of Julius Ceasar was the terrible end of an amazing life full of ups and downs. This was a factor in the decline of the Roman Empire because they lost one of the best leaders in history.
  • Jan 27, 1045

    Dictator FOR LIFE!

    Dictator FOR LIFE!
    Dictatorship of Caesar
    After great conquests of all of Europe, Caesar arrived at Rome and was pronounced dictator for life.
  • Jan 30, 1048

    Death of Pompey (not the volcano ruined city)

    Death of Pompey (not the volcano ruined city)
    Pompey
    The death of Pompey was important to the decline of the Roman Empire because the First Triumvirate (or diumvirate if you count the death of Crassus), and the political duo of Caesar and Pompey would never be in existence.
  • Jan 30, 1049

    Crossing of the Rubicon

    Crossing of the Rubicon
    Crossing the Rubicon
    Read article for information.
  • Jan 30, 1053

    Death of Crassus

    Death of Crassus
    Crassus Bio
    The death of Marcus Licinius Crassus was a factor of the decline of the Roman Empire because the The First Triumvirate was never the same.
  • Jan 30, 1055

    British Invader

    British Invader
    Invasion of Britian
    Read article for more information.
  • Jan 30, 1060

    The First Triumvirate

    The First Triumvirate
    [First Triumvirate](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Triumvirate#History)
    The First Triumvirate was an unofficial political alliance of Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus. This was influential to the Roman Republic because the members ruled the Republic completly, but it did not last for long due to the ambitiousness of the three.
  • May 14, 1063

    Julius Becomes Pontifex Maximus

    Julius Becomes Pontifex Maximus
    Pontifex Maximus
    Pontifex Maximus was an elected position in Rome. The people in this position were the chairmen of the priests. In this great position, the Pontifex Maximus would regulate many Roman state cults.
    Julius Caesar supposedly bribed his way into this position.
  • Jan 23, 1065

    Caesar Elected Aedile

    Caesar Elected Aedile
    Aedile
    An aedile was an office in the Roman Republic thet held people that would regulate public buildings and lead festivals.
    This was important in Julius Caesar's life because this was when he became a leader with a big purpose for Rome.
  • Apr 29, 1075

    Pirates!

    Pirates!
    Captured by Pirates
    Caesar was captured by pirates and fortunately escpaed un harmed.
    (read article for more info)
  • Jan 23, 1084

    Going to the Chapel

    Going to the Chapel
    Marriages of Caesar
    Julius Caesar marries Cornelia Cinnilla the daughter of Lucius Cornelius Cinna, served has Consul in the Roman Republic.
  • Jul 13, 1100

    Birth of Julius Caesar

    Birth of Julius Caesar
    Gaius Julius Caesar of Gaius Julius Caesar the Elder and Aurelia was born in July of 100 B.C.