Who were the conspirators to kill Julius Caesar?
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Marcus Brutus and Cassius are the two most prominent.  Their co-conspirators were supporters of the Optimates, a political faction that opposed Caesar's populism in favor of an expansion senatorial power.
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Caesarion? The one she had with Ceasar? I'm pretty sure he was killed. But the children she had with Mark Anthony were raised by his ex wish, so i read some place...
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Pre-Italian: Roman Julius Caesar - "I came, I saw, I conquered."
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Most are false, including all the ones you suggested.\n\nKenedy is the most 'grey' because, while Oswald shot Kenedy, we don't know who (if anyone) he was working for.\n\nMan definitely landed on the moon.  Period.\n\nKatrina disaster could've been lessened if some of the 'must renforce stuff' people were listened to.  That being said, however, neglegence does not equal a conspiracy to kill people.
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Julius Caesar - both of them being gay or bisexual.
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getting  them   killed.
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Who did he kill this time?
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Strabo's right! \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \n Author: * Josephia Flavius - 78 Posts on this thread out of 696 Posts sitewide. \nDate: Jun 27, 2002 - 21:46 \n\nTwas Sejanus whose crime was to aspire to the hand of Claudia Livilla, Germanicus' sister and widow of Tiberius' son Drusus, in the hope of ruling as regent and guardian of Drus's son Tiberius Gemellus (born AD 19) once Tiberius was gone. Tiberias was in his seventies with no heir apparent but very wary, the swift and utter ruin of Sejanus, his asscoiates and children ushered in the reign of terror of Tiberius' latter years.
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"When Brutus joined the conspiracy against Caesar, he did it solely for the good of Rome. Unlike all the other men, Brutus justified his motive for murder: Brutus feared that Caesar would alter his attitude when he was crowned emperor: "He would be crown'd/ How that might change his nature..." (II,i,12-13). Brutus was afraid of the possibility of a negative change in Caesar that could doom Rome. \n"\n\nEdit: No fair! He changed his answer!
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in this play,the mob were prbably fickle minded.they cud be easily instigated by anyone at any moment like brutus jusified    killing caesar.they easily believed him & the very next moment they were aroused against brutus by antony.it was the mob who were ultimately responsible 4 the downfall of brutus and cassius and hence is there significance.
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They all betrayed a close friend.  Judas (Jesus) Brutus and  Cassius (?) were Caesar.
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The answer is kind of convoluted, so I have provided the link to snopes.com article on the urban myth that they are supposed to be Charlemagne, David, Caesar, & Alexander.
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Hitler I think.  At least he was the most evil person that was able to execute his plans.
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If you understand that the word "rhetoric" means to use language effectively and persuasively, you will understand that both Brutus and Antony were trying to persuade the crowd.  In Brutus's case, he was trying to make the crowd understand that the death of Caesar was necessary for the general good of Rome (he would abuse his power).  Antony, on the other hand, was trying to make the crowd understand that Caesar was a great leader and the actions of the conspirators was unjustified.  Further, Antony's other objective was to have the crowd turn on Brutus.
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the ides of march is the 15th of March.\n\nCeaser was warned to "beware, the ides of march"\n\n\nIt is said that ceaser was assasinated on the 15th of March by senators.\n\nIt is always on the 15th
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Darth Plagueis who Palpatine killed later
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Hmmmm. . .Interesting question.\n\nNo, he's not responsible for mass murder.\n\nHe is responsible for being one of the first in a wave of Europeans who would decimate the Indian tribes through communicable disease.\n\nSo was Columbus's voyage to the New World responsible for the deaths of many, many people?  Yes, without a doubt.\n\nDid Columbus murder them?  No.