Gaius Iulius Caesar
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Dictator of Rome. Assassinated in 44 BCE.
He was deified by the Senate after his death in 44 BCE. Augustus, his successor built a temple to the Divine Julius on the west side of the Forum. The temple, called Templum Divi Iuli or Aedes Divus Iulius, was dedicated 18 August 29 BCE.
Vide
- Plutarch's life of Caesar.
- Suetonius' life of Caesar.
- The Assassination of Julius Caesar, from Plutarch's life of Marcus Brutus.
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