motive for murder
Analyzes an ancient portrait bust to conclude that Caesar possessed "a fierce energy reminiscent of prehistory, at the service of an exceptional intelligence." Not to be mistaken for information.
Choose two online critical essays on Julius Caesar to read and write a response to each essay. We will share our responses in our discussion forum.
| http://www.virgil.org/caesar/essays.htm:
This site directs you to all the critical essays it has collected. |
| http://ivory.trentu.ca/www/cl/ahb/AHB9/AHB-9-1c.html:
Relative Deprivation and the Ides of March: motive for murder |
| http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Academy/9040/rome.html:
This site give you a list of available essays on Roman History starting
from 133BC to about 14AD |
| http://www.athenapub.com/caesar1.htm:
The Landings of Caesar in Britain, 55 and 54 BC |
| http://134.184.33.110/phreno/julius.html:
Phrenology of Julius Caesar Analyzes an ancient portrait bust to conclude that Caesar possessed "a fierce energy reminiscent of prehistory, at the service of an exceptional intelligence." Not to be mistaken for information. |
| http://www.tuscanytrading.com/weapons/gladius/211-gl.htm:
The Julius Caesar Sword |
| http://www.bme.jhu.edu/~shanti/Roman.html: The Enigmatic Image of Julius Caesar |