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    Julius Caesar was one of the most influential leaders in Ancient Rome. H expanded Rome widely winning many battles in Gaul and even north of that. He was a favorite of all Roman citizens and was praised throughout his lifetime. Although Caesar was popular among the people he had many flaws. Caesar was always power hungry attempting to one day become the most powerful man in all of Rome. After a successful victory of the 8-year war in Gaul‚ Caesar was ready to return to Rome with motivation to be

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    Enobarbus2

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    appear to counter this description‚ is it really a sufficient reason for us to doubt Enobarbus’ wisdom. Enobarbus often takes it upon himself to vehicle of truth offering reasonable prophecies concerning the character’s fates. For example‚ when the triumvirate have entered into negotiations on Antony’s return to Rome Enobarbus is quick to remark‚ ‘if you borrow one another’s love for the instant‚ you may‚ when you hear no more words of Pompey‚ return it again’. Here‚ he exposes the superficiality of the

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    First Things First In his book First Things First‚ Stephen Covey describes setting priorities as the most important aspect of successful (personal) improvement. No matter how efficient you do your work‚ if you´re doing the wrong thing‚ nothing will really improve. Covey compares the difference between efficiency and setting priorities with a compass and the clock: how fast you go is not as important as where you´re going. In the first part of the book‚ SHORTCOMINGS OF TIME MANAGEMENT are discussed

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    Britain’s last trial for cannibalism at sea The story of the Mignonette Bartlett Library Researchers © 2008 National Maritime Museum Cornwall Introduction The obituary of John Burton‚ proprietor of the famous Old Curiosity Shop in Falmouth was printed as a special supplement to the Cornish Echo of 31 May 1907. This included the following paragraph: Bail for the Mignonette Crew In the year 1884 the country was horror stricken by the recital of a story of cannibalism at sea. The yacht sunk at sea

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    26 m x 4.2 m‚ Louvre Museum‚ Paris‚ France. Step 1: Description The painting depicts an architectural structure with brick walls on both sides and columns and arches in the background. The piece is divided into three spaces by the two columns. The first section consists of three men in the foreground‚ with their arms raised up towards three swords. The three swords are held by a central man in the middle. A few women sit slouched in a forlorn pose‚ one closely holding children. (Aleena and Abigail)

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    The First Triumvirate was one of the most important aspects of Roman history. It was a major changing point in the Roman world. The first Triumvirate began when Julius Caesar‚ had begun to gain mass and widespread popularity. And by 133 BC the republic was facing problems. So to fix this ‚ Julius Caesar joined Pompey and linius Crassus to form the first Triumvirate. Now let me say this‚ its no easy task to completely take over any city-state no matter the size. So taking control of a place like

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    How Significant was the Second Triumvirate to the fall of the Republic? By Martin Kimber The Second Triumvirate had a limited amount of significance towards the fall of the Roman Republic. This is a direct result of the Second Triumvirate’s lack of involvement in the direct issues affecting Rome and the Republic long before the inception of this political coalition between Octavian‚ Antony and Lepidus. The Triumvirate’s influence in the collapse of the Republic can be seen in their march on Rome

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    To look at that person on the honor role‚ who’s the best athlete‚ has the newest car‚ and gets all the ladies. Or the person in art class who continually produces the best art work and ruins the grade curve for the rest of us. Few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example. Throughout his life Mark Twain continued to produce masterpiece writing leaving no good example un-battered. A man who gets his dream job‚ and is despised by the whole town of just dreamers

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    The Second Triumvirate 43BC-36BC MAIN POINTS: 1. Octavian attempts to secure his inheritance 2. Octavian’s Temporary Collaboration with the republicans 3. Octavian’s first consulship 4. Octavian and Anthony join forces 5. Creation of the Second Triumvirate 6. Formation of a body to run the state 7. Beat the liberators 8. Then‚ divided the empire‚ Anthony the West and Octavian the East 9. However‚ tensions quickly arising Octavian attempts to secure

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    The First Crusade The First Crusade - 1096 - 1099 A brief description and outline of the Cause of the Crusades is as follows: The massacre of 3000 Christian Pilgrims in Jerusalem prompted the first crusade Religious Conviction of crusaders The Instinct to Fight The Preaching of Peter the Hermit The Threat of the Turks The Council of Clermont led by Pope Urban II - "It is the will of God" Leaders of the First Crusade The leaders of the First Crusade included some of

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