Gaius Iulius Caesar

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Dictator of Rome.  Assassinated by [[Marcus Iunius Brutus]], 44 BCE.
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Dictator of Rome.  Assassinated in 44 BCE.
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Cognomen is pronounced "Kaiser".
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He was deified by the Senate after his death in 44 BCE. Augustus, his successor built a temple to the Divine Julius on the west side of the Forum. The temple, called Templum Divi Iuli or Aedes Divus Iulius, was dedicated 18 August 29 BCE.
 
He was deified by the Senate after his death in 44 BCE. Augustus, his successor built a temple to the Divine Julius on the west side of the Forum. The temple, called Templum Divi Iuli or Aedes Divus Iulius, was dedicated 18 August 29 BCE.

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Dictator of Rome. Assassinated in 44 BCE.

He was deified by the Senate after his death in 44 BCE. Augustus, his successor built a temple to the Divine Julius on the west side of the Forum. The temple, called Templum Divi Iuli or Aedes Divus Iulius, was dedicated 18 August 29 BCE.

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