Julius Caesar had possibly more impact on his time than any other Roman. Politically, Caesar took control of Rome's destiny, guiding it to become an empire that would rule the ancient world for another 500 years. As a military leader, he is generallydescribed as one of the greatest commanders in history.
Julius Caesar is a play about the rights and wrongs of leadership. All of the information you need about the play is divided into four sections: Story, Characters, Language and Staging.
The Soothsayer says, “Beware the Ides of March.” Suddenly a chill falls on Caesar’s festive procession at the opening of Shakespeare’s play, Julius Caesar.
What were the Ides of March, and what do they have to do with Julius Caesar, Shakespeare, and livers? Short educational blog article from the Getty community.
Is the world's greatest writer a cheat? Software normally used to outwit exam fraud has disclosed an obscure manuscript that was the source of many of the Bard's most famous lines.
