The Fall of Julius Caesar

That was never taught in history books. Julius Caesar was not just a

general. He was a symbol of power that terrified Rome. He was declared

dictator for life. A title Rome had never accepted. Many senators feared Caesar would become

a king. On the Ides of March, they acted. Caesar was surrounded

by the men he trusted most. Twenty-three times, he was stabbed. But when Caesar

saw Brutus, he stopped resisting. Not because he was weak. But because he

was betrayed. Rome was saved. Or so they believed. Caesar was dead.

But his death changed history forever. And that was only the beginning.