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1 Caesar's Celebrity: From fame to fable 1
2 Audacity and Adventurism: Capture by pirates, c. 74 BC 22
3 Courage, Cruelty and Military Acumen: War in Gaul, 58-51 BC 41
4 Revolution and Risk-Taking: Crossing the Rubicon, 49 BC 66
5 Lust, Luxury and Love: Cleopatra and Egypt, 48-47 BC 90
6 Triumphalism: Rome, 46 and 45 BC 122
7 Liberty and Tyranny: Government, 49-44 BC 145
8 Assassination: The Ides of March, 44 BC 196
9 Divinity 239
Bibliography 256
Illustration Credits 279
Index 281
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Carl Bradley
reviewed Caesar: A Life in Western Culture on March 12, 2014
Caesar: A Life in Western Culture
An interesting read about the modern reflection of institutional power. I wish the author went into politics and psychology a little more but she seemed more interested in keeping the book entertaining. It's fine at first, but there are instances where the author attempts draw conclusions on our understanding of Caesar by overinterpreting rather unconsequential artifacts - things as Age of Kings - a computer game. For such reasons I probably won't recommend this book for someone interested in studying Caesar in details - but the book definitely is an entertaining commentary on the topic.
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