what are some of Julius Ceasars major accomplishmnets?
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Your lucky...okey, the famous of allò is that Julius had built the largest city in ancient rome and he had conquered many countries such as Egypt, Jerusalem, etc.
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one famous quote is: veni, vidi, vici.  Translated as I came, I saw, I conquered written in 47 BC to the senate descibing his victory over the Pharnaces II
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ceasarian delivery has been derived in early Rome under the emperor julius ceasars rule. He elected this procedure for his wife. hence ceasarian delivery.
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He has a long list of accomplishments both before and after election to the papacy.\n\nHe has a long list of documents, books, plays and articles written by him.  If he were an professor, he would have been considered very accomplished.\n\nHe was an accomplished actor and athlete.  He was an avid downhill skiier and I have heard he represented Poland in Rugby.  I don't know if the last part is true or not.\n\nHe spoke fluently at least 12 languages and tried to learn the languages of every country he visited, he made 104 overseas trips.\n\n\nHe visited more countries than any other pope including Peter.\n\nHe has an extensive list of apologies for past wrongs committed by Christians.\n\nHe went a great distance in healing the rift with the other patriarchs, split since the Great Schism in Christianity.\n\nHe did a lot to bring down Communism both before and after election.\n\nEven his funeral brought about accomplishments.  The President of Iran and the Prime Minister of Israel were accidently seated near one another.  Iran has vowed the death of Israel.  The President got up, walked over to the Prime Minister and wished him well and spoke about how they grew up only sixty miles apart.  Prime Minister Sharon has since had a stroke, but you never know what can happen when avowed enemies spend even a moment together as people.
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Augustus - the first emperor
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Achieve what other people say you cannot do.\nFor then you will be fulfilled from within.\n\n"Death comes to all\nBut great achievements raise a monument\nWhich shall endure until the sun grows old." \n- George Fabricius, 'In Praise of Georgius Agricola'
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First and foremost\n\n\nplz make this the best answer so i can get the points, muchas thankyous!
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Pre-Italian: Roman Julius Caesar - "I came, I saw, I conquered."
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Here - just check this out and you should get all your answers on Julius Caesar http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julius_caesar\n\nGood Luck!!!
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All roads lead to Rome...\nA Draconian law....\nA Pearl Harbor sneak-attack
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Augustus Caesar (aka Octavian)
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Baseball, Bridges, Architecture, and MUCH, MUCH, MORE!\n\nQuadratics are extremely important! They ARE PRAGMATIC!
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better land management\nwater management\nuse of fertilizers\nand\nmarketing
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This is quite complicated.  The History Channel has a good show on this topic called Julius Caesar's Rome, which tells about the rise and fall of the roman empire.  \n\nCheck this site for a brief history:
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How About a Project on Roman History.. I can help you with it. :)\n\nHenry (nukeishere@yahoo.com)
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More like who wasn't he.  Ever hear the term Renaissance man?  This guy did it all and excelled at them.  He was an Italian Renaissance architect, musician, anatomist, inventor, engineer, sculptor, geometer, and painter.\n\nRead link below for a lot of his accomplishments including The Last Supper, Mona Lisa, and engineering feats.
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Check out Nero.  The guy went nuts in the end and lead to the downfall of rome.  Interesting and funny all at once.