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'''Cn. Iulius Caesar''' was a [[Senator (Nova Roma)|censorial and consular senator]], residing in [[Provincia Canada Ulterior (Nova Roma)|Canada Ulterior]]. He is held responsible as '''one of the chief architects of the so called [[The Second "Civil War" of Nova Roma|Second "Civil War" of Nova Roma]]''', and as '''the primary perpetrator of the [[Coup d’état of Caesar and Sulla (Nova Roma)|coup d’état of Caesar and Sulla]]''' and the subsequent '''[[The Third "Civil War" of Nova Roma|Third "Civil War" of Nova Roma]]'''.
  
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Cn. Caesar was one of the most talented public speakers, theoretical thinkers, Nova Roman jurists and political strategists who made an impressive career in Nova Roman politics to become what would be the equivalent of an informal monarch. Besides his controversial role, several precise and valuable legal regulations and bureaucratic solutions can be thanked to his work in Nova Roma. He was awarded the ''agnomen'' "Sagax" by censor Ti. Galerius Paulinus in {{2013}} for his intellectual virtues and work in Nova Roman politics. Part of his sagacious charisma he was famous for was his wit and sarcasm which gained him popularity in the early years, however, the other side of these oratorical skills was the destructive force of vitriol and talent in character assassination which he was also famous for, and which gained him many enemies, eroding his popularity over the years.
'''Gnaeus Iulius Caesar''' is paterfamilias of a [[Patrician (Nova Roma)|patrician]] familia, a [[Senator (Nova Roma)|senator]] and currently resides in Castellum Augustus, [[Provincia Canada Ulterior (Nova Roma)|Canada Ulterior]]. <p>He is the author of [http://novaroma.org/vici/images/NovaRomaReborn.pdf Nova Roma Reborn], a discussion paper on how to expand Nova Roma and resolve many of the structural issues that face the res publica. He is the co-author of [http://novaroma.org/vici/images/NovaRomaOnward.pdf Nova Roma Onward], which is a paper on the long term goals for Nova Roma and how to realize the concepts in the Declaration. He is also the author of [http://www.novaroma.org/vici/images/Mos_maiorum.pdf Reflections on the ''mos maiorum''.]<br>
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With the substantial help and support of [[Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix (Nova Roma)|L. Cornelius Sulla Felix]], [[Gaius Equitius Cato (Nova Roma)|C. Equitius Cato]] and the so called "Sullans" or "Back Alley Faction", he rose to absolute power during the series of internal conflicts that is referred to as the [[the Second "Civil War" of Nova Roma]], transpiring between {{2009}} - {{2010}}.
His page on Mons Aventinus can be found at VIII Clivus Palatinus.<br>
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Together with [[Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix (Nova Roma)|L. Sulla]], Caesar ruled Nova Roma as quasi monarchic ruler between {{2011}} - {{2015}}. On {{Nov 17}} {{2015}}, they committed a coup d'état, and proclaimed him as "dictator", illegally, and Sulla as "magister equitum". This move turned the overwhelming majority of the active citizens against them, and a huge movement of "Liberators Saving Nova Roma" was formed against their illegal dictatorship. Cn. Caesar and L. Sulla lost [[the Third "Civil War" of Nova Roma]] they had initiated by the coup, and after admitting defeat, Caesar renounced his citizenship in Nova Roma on {{Oct 14}} {{2018}}, leaving Sulla as the sole leader of the Coup Faction.
He completed the Cursus Honorum, as it exists in Nova Roma, in 2767 a.u.c.<br>
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Positive contributions of Cn. Caesar are continue to be kept in respect, and, in the Roman spirit of historiography ''"sine ira et studio"'' (Tacitus), the best memories of his legacy are preserved for the next generations of Nova Romans. Cn. Caesar wrote [http://novaroma.org/vici/images/NovaRomaReborn.pdf Nova Roma Reborn], a discussion paper on how to expand and structurally re-organize Nova Roma; he is the co-author of [http://novaroma.org/vici/images/NovaRomaOnward.pdf Nova Roma Onward], which is a paper on the long term goals for Nova Roma and how to realize the concepts in the Declaration. He is also the author of [http://www.novaroma.org/vici/images/Mos_maiorum.pdf Reflections on the ''mos maiorum'']. Many of Cn. Caesar's theoretical ideas were used in the formation of the "Roman Republic" Organization, a splinter group which was founded by disgruntled citizens of Nova Roma as a reaction to Caesar's coup d'état.<br>
<br>[http://www.novaroma.org/civitas/album?id=7228 Album Civium entry] : [http://gnaeusiuliuscaesar.blogspot.com/ Caesar's Blog] : [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Familia_Gnaeus_Iulius_Caesar/ Familia Yahoo List ] : [http://geocities.ws/gnaeus-iulius-caesar/ Familia webpage] :  [http://monsaventinus.wikia.com/wiki/Villa_GIC_%28Villa_GIC%29 Mons Aventinus ]  :
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Gnaeus Iulius Caesar
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Cn. Iulius Caesar was a censorial and consular senator, residing in Canada Ulterior. He is held responsible as one of the chief architects of the so called Second "Civil War" of Nova Roma, and as the primary perpetrator of the coup d’état of Caesar and Sulla and the subsequent Third "Civil War" of Nova Roma.

Cn. Caesar was one of the most talented public speakers, theoretical thinkers, Nova Roman jurists and political strategists who made an impressive career in Nova Roman politics to become what would be the equivalent of an informal monarch. Besides his controversial role, several precise and valuable legal regulations and bureaucratic solutions can be thanked to his work in Nova Roma. He was awarded the agnomen "Sagax" by censor Ti. Galerius Paulinus in L. Sulla (III) cos. sine collega MMDCCLXVI a.u.c. for his intellectual virtues and work in Nova Roman politics. Part of his sagacious charisma he was famous for was his wit and sarcasm which gained him popularity in the early years, however, the other side of these oratorical skills was the destructive force of vitriol and talent in character assassination which he was also famous for, and which gained him many enemies, eroding his popularity over the years.

With the substantial help and support of L. Cornelius Sulla Felix, C. Equitius Cato and the so called "Sullans" or "Back Alley Faction", he rose to absolute power during the series of internal conflicts that is referred to as the the Second "Civil War" of Nova Roma, transpiring between M. Curiatio M. Iulio cos. MMDCCLXII a.u.c. - P. Memmio K. Buteone (II) cos. MMDCCLXIII a.u.c..

Together with L. Sulla, Caesar ruled Nova Roma as quasi monarchic ruler between P. Ullerio C. Equitio cos. MMDCCLXIV a.u.c. - M. Pompeio Sex. Lucilio cos. MMDCCLXVIII a.u.c.. On a.d. XV Kal. Dec. M. Pompeio Sex. Lucilio cos. MMDCCLXVIII a.u.c., they committed a coup d'état, and proclaimed him as "dictator", illegally, and Sulla as "magister equitum". This move turned the overwhelming majority of the active citizens against them, and a huge movement of "Liberators Saving Nova Roma" was formed against their illegal dictatorship. Cn. Caesar and L. Sulla lost the Third "Civil War" of Nova Roma they had initiated by the coup, and after admitting defeat, Caesar renounced his citizenship in Nova Roma on prid. Id. Oct. C. Claudio T. Domitio (II) cos. MMDCCLXXI a.u.c., leaving Sulla as the sole leader of the Coup Faction.

Positive contributions of Cn. Caesar are continue to be kept in respect, and, in the Roman spirit of historiography "sine ira et studio" (Tacitus), the best memories of his legacy are preserved for the next generations of Nova Romans. Cn. Caesar wrote Nova Roma Reborn, a discussion paper on how to expand and structurally re-organize Nova Roma; he is the co-author of Nova Roma Onward, which is a paper on the long term goals for Nova Roma and how to realize the concepts in the Declaration. He is also the author of Reflections on the mos maiorum. Many of Cn. Caesar's theoretical ideas were used in the formation of the "Roman Republic" Organization, a splinter group which was founded by disgruntled citizens of Nova Roma as a reaction to Caesar's coup d'état.

Album Civium entry : Caesar's Blog : Familia Yahoo List  : Familia webpage : Mons Aventinus  : Ancient Worlds


Election statement - 2761 a.u.c : Office of the Curule Aediles - 2762 a.u.c : Election statement - 2762 a.u.c : Election statement - 2763 a.u.c : Office of the Praetors - 2764 a.u.c : Election statement - 2764 a.u.c : Election statement - 2765 a.u.c : Election statement - 2768 a.u.c



Cursus honorum

from Kal. Ian. L. Sulla (III) cos. sine collega MMDCCLXVI a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Ian. St. Cornelia C. Aemilio cos. MMDCCLXVII a.u.c.
Cn. Caesare C. Tullio cos. MMDCCLXV a.u.c.
P. Ullerio C. Equitio cos. MMDCCLXIV a.u.c.
M. Curiatio M. Iulio cos. MMDCCLXII a.u.c.
K. Buteone Po. Minucia cos. MMDCCLIX a.u.c.
since a.d. V Id. Oct. M. Moravio T. Iulio cos. MMDCCLXI a.u.c.
since a.d. IX Kal. Feb. St. Cornelia C. Aemilio cos. MMDCCLXVII a.u.c.
from a.d. III Id. Dec. St. Cornelia C. Aemilio cos. MMDCCLXVII a.u.c.
from Kal. Mar. M. Pompeio Sex. Lucilio cos. MMDCCLXVIII a.u.c.
from Kal. Mar. St. Cornelia C. Aemilio cos. MMDCCLXVII a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Mar. M. Pompeio Sex. Lucilio cos. MMDCCLXVIII a.u.c.
from Kal. Mar. St. Cornelia C. Aemilio cos. MMDCCLXVII a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Mar. M. Pompeio Sex. Lucilio cos. MMDCCLXVIII a.u.c.
from Kal. Mar. L. Sulla (III) cos. sine collega MMDCCLXVI a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Mar. St. Cornelia C. Aemilio cos. MMDCCLXVII a.u.c.
from Kal. Mar. L. Sulla (III) cos. sine collega MMDCCLXVI a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Mar. St. Cornelia C. Aemilio cos. MMDCCLXVII a.u.c.
from Kal. Mar. Cn. Caesare C. Tullio cos. MMDCCLXV a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Mar. L. Sulla (III) cos. sine collega MMDCCLXVI a.u.c.
from Kal. Mar. Cn. Caesare C. Tullio cos. MMDCCLXV a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Mar. L. Sulla (III) cos. sine collega MMDCCLXVI a.u.c.
from Kal. Mar. P. Ullerio C. Equitio cos. MMDCCLXIV a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Mar. Cn. Caesare C. Tullio cos. MMDCCLXV a.u.c.
from Kal. Mar. P. Ullerio C. Equitio cos. MMDCCLXIV a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Mar. Cn. Caesare C. Tullio cos. MMDCCLXV a.u.c.
from Kal. Mar. P. Memmio K. Buteone (II) cos. MMDCCLXIII a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Mar. P. Ullerio C. Equitio cos. MMDCCLXIV a.u.c.
from Kal. Mar. M. Curiatio M. Iulio cos. MMDCCLXII a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Mar. P. Memmio K. Buteone (II) cos. MMDCCLXIII a.u.c.
from Kal. Mar. M. Moravio T. Iulio cos. MMDCCLXI a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Mar. M. Curiatio M. Iulio cos. MMDCCLXII a.u.c.
from a.d. III Non. Feb. L. Arminio Ti. Galerio cos. MMDCCLX a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Mar. M. Moravio T. Iulio cos. MMDCCLXI a.u.c.
from prid. Id. Mar. K. Buteone Po. Minucia cos. MMDCCLIX a.u.c.
to a.d. IV Non. Feb. L. Arminio Ti. Galerio cos. MMDCCLX a.u.c.

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from Kal. Ian. M. Pompeio Sex. Lucilio cos. MMDCCLXVIII a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Ian. M. Pompeio Sex. Lucilio cos. MMDCCLXVIII a.u.c.
from prid. Kal. Quin. St. Cornelia C. Aemilio cos. MMDCCLXVII a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Ian. St. Cornelia C. Aemilio cos. MMDCCLXVII a.u.c.
from prid. Non. Ian. M. Pompeio Sex. Lucilio cos. MMDCCLXVIII a.u.c.
from Non. Ian. P. Ullerio C. Equitio cos. MMDCCLXIV a.u.c.
to a.d. XIII Kal. Quin. P. Ullerio C. Equitio cos. MMDCCLXIV a.u.c.
from a.d. III Kal. Ian. P. Memmio K. Buteone (II) cos. MMDCCLXIII a.u.c.
from a.d. IV Non. Ian. M. Moravio T. Iulio cos. MMDCCLXI a.u.c.
to a.d. VII Kal. Mar. M. Moravio T. Iulio cos. MMDCCLXI a.u.c.
from a.d. III Non. Ian. L. Arminio Ti. Galerio cos. MMDCCLX a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Ian. L. Arminio Ti. Galerio cos. MMDCCLX a.u.c.
from a.d. IV Id. Ian. Fr. Apulo C. Laenate cos. MMDCCLVIII a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Ian. Fr. Apulo C. Laenate cos. MMDCCLVIII a.u.c.
from a.d. XIV Kal. Dec. Cn. Salvio Cn. Equitio cos. MMDCCLVII a.u.c.
to a.d. III Id. Mar. K. Buteone Po. Minucia cos. MMDCCLIX a.u.c.
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from a.d. III Non. Ian. L. Arminio Ti. Galerio cos. MMDCCLX a.u.c.
to prid. Kal. Ian. L. Arminio Ti. Galerio cos. MMDCCLX a.u.c.
from a.d. IV Kal. Apr. Cn. Salvio Cn. Equitio cos. MMDCCLVII a.u.c.
to a.d. XIV Kal. Dec. Cn. Salvio Cn. Equitio cos. MMDCCLVII a.u.c.
since a.d. VI Id. Ian. P. Ullerio C. Equitio cos. MMDCCLXIV a.u.c.
since a.d. V Id. Dec. Fr. Apulo C. Laenate cos. MMDCCLVIII a.u.c.
since a.d. III Kal. Iun. Fr. Apulo C. Laenate cos. MMDCCLVIII a.u.c.
since a.d. V Kal. Dec. Cn. Salvio Cn. Equitio cos. MMDCCLVII a.u.c.
since Non. Mai. Cn. Salvio Cn. Equitio cos. MMDCCLVII a.u.c.
since a.d. III Non. Mai. Cn. Salvio Cn. Equitio cos. MMDCCLVII a.u.c.
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