A Brief History Of The Roman Empire, Part 6: Julius Caesar And The March To The Ides

Veni, Vidi, Vici

After his fateful crossing of the Rubicon river, Caesar would spend the better part of the next five years gallivanting across the Mediterranean, fighting Senatorial forces in Italy, Spain, Greece, and North Africa, invaders in Anatolia, and weighing in on a civil war over the Egyptian throne for good measure. Going into all his exploits in detail would be impossible to do in any reasonable timeframe, but by the end of the ordeal, Caesar would firmly establish himself as one of the greatest military commanders to ever live.

Caesar’s Civil War. Wiki Commons.