Gaius Julius Caesar - Revision history

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	The following year (57 BC) Caesar marched his troops northwards to deal with tbe Belgae. The Nervii were tbe leading tribe of tbe Celtic Belgae and were apparently preparing to attack tbe Roman forces, as tbey feared Caesar might otberwise conquer all of Gaul. How right tbey were in this assumption no one can say with absolute certainty.		The following year (57 BC) Caesar marched his troops northwards to deal with tbe Belgae. The Nervii were tbe leading tribe of tbe Celtic Belgae and were apparently preparing to attack tbe Roman forces, as tbey feared Caesar might otberwise conquer all of Gaul. How right tbey were in this assumption no one can say with absolute certainty.

	But it gave Caesar all tbe reason he needed to begin a full-scale war and invade Nervian territory. It was during tbe campaign against tbe Nervii that a weakness of Caesar’s tactics was exposed. Namely that of bad reconnaissance. His horsemen were mainly German and Gallic. Perhaps he didn’t sufficiently trust tbem. Perhaps he didn’t understand how to use tbem properly as scouts ahead of his army.		But it gave Caesar all tbe [[reason]] he needed to begin a full-scale war and invade Nervian territory. It was during tbe campaign against tbe Nervii that a weakness of Caesar’s tactics was exposed. Namely that of bad reconnaissance. His horsemen were mainly German and Gallic. Perhaps he didn’t sufficiently trust tbem. Perhaps he didn’t understand how to use tbem properly as scouts ahead of his army.
	but it is due to that oversight that Caesar was taken by surprise several times during his campaigns in Gaul. In one particular incident tbe Nervii swarmed down on his marching troops. It was only due to tbe iron discipline of his soldiers that panic did not take hold of tbe startled troops.		but it is due to that oversight that Caesar was taken by surprise several times during his campaigns in Gaul. In one particular incident tbe Nervii swarmed down on his marching troops. It was only due to tbe iron discipline of his soldiers that panic did not take hold of tbe startled troops.

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	It took Caesar another year to quell Gallic resistance to Roman rule. Eventually he assembled all the tribal chiefs of Gaul and demanded their allegiance to Rome. Gaul was beaten, they could do nothing but comply with his demands and Gaul was finally secured as a Roman province.		It took Caesar another year to quell Gallic resistance to Roman rule. Eventually he assembled all the tribal chiefs of Gaul and demanded their allegiance to Rome. Gaul was beaten, they could do nothing but comply with his demands and Gaul was finally secured as a Roman province.

	When Caesar had finished his series of brilliant campaigns, he had changed the nature of the [[Roman empire]] from a purely Mediterranean realm into western European empire. He had also driven the empire’s frontier up to the Rhine, a natural, easily defendable border, which would become the imperial border for centuries.		When Caesar had finished his series of brilliant campaigns, he had changed the [[nature]] of the [[Roman empire]] from a purely Mediterranean realm into western European empire. He had also driven the empire’s frontier up to the Rhine, a natural, easily defendable border, which would become the imperial border for centuries.

	=Caesar crosses the Rubicon, takes Rome=		=Caesar crosses the Rubicon, takes Rome=
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	He was, at the excuse of some of the conspirators, who claimed to want to present a petition to him, lured into one of the back room of Pompey’s Theatre in Rome. (The rooms of the theatre were used for senatorial affairs, while the senate building was being restored.) There the conspirators pounced and Caesar was stabbed 23 times (15 March 44 BC).		He was, at the excuse of some of the conspirators, who claimed to want to present a petition to him, lured into one of the back room of Pompey’s Theatre in Rome. (The rooms of the theatre were used for senatorial affairs, while the senate building was being restored.) There the conspirators pounced and Caesar was stabbed 23 times (15 March 44 BC).

	Julius Caesar had changed the nature of the Roman empire, he had swept away the old, corrupt system of the late Roman republic and had set an example to future Roman emperors as well as other future European leaders to live up to.		Julius Caesar had changed the [[nature]] of the Roman empire, he had swept away the old, corrupt system of the late Roman republic and had set an example to future Roman emperors as well as other future European leaders to live up to.

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