The Death of Julius Caesar

Julius Caesar was, probably, a central figure of the last years of Roman republic. He was great orator, politician and general. He always had to be the first and was totally ruthless in pursuit of his goals and ambitions. He was loved by a lot of Romans, especially by lower class, and a lot of people recognized him as a human god. On 15th of March, 44 B.C. he was called to the Theatre of …

…being a ruler as much as he loved being a general, conqueror. Right after he was appointed dictator for life, he begun preparing to war against Parthia. I think that while conquering the new lands for the empire he would not have much time to actually rule. Overall I think that Caesar was a great man, but he didn't have to be a dictator. No person should have an absolute power, even person like Caesar.