... , the Alexandrian War broke out between Rome and Egypt and lasted for almost six months, all just because Caesar could not resist Cleopatra's tempting manner. The war finally ended in 47 BC when the army general and Ptolemy XIII drowned in the Nile while trying to escape (Cleopatra-Daughter 1). After Caesar captured Alexandria, Cleopatra again took the throne. Caesar sacrificed a lot to secure that Cleopatra ... law pass. As a result, on March 15, 44 BC, a group of these conspirators stabbed Caesar to death at a Senate meeting (Cleopatra 2). Following Caesar's assassination, Cleopatra le...

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... straight like a usual unicorn's horn, branched out at the top. Historians theorize Caesar saw a reindeer, though why he saw only one horn we will never know. Later, another naturalist known as Plinny the Elder, who lived in Rome at around 23-79 A.D, found the monocerous in India. Again this unicorn ... The best and most substantial example of how closely the unicorn connects with the church appears in the Bible verses Numbers 23:33, Job 39:9-10, and Deuteronomy 33:17. In all three verses of the Bible the unicorn presents itself as an enduring figure in the church. Ever ... powdered, who...

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... of King Hamlet's battles, and adds how the appearance of the Ghost reminds him of what he has read about the portents of Rome, just before the assassination of Julius Caesar. As "the graves stood tenantless, and the sheeted dead did squeak [the moon] was sick almost to doomsday with eclipse" (I.1. ... raging in his body. Hamlet, later, in his first soliloquy, deplores of the world "things rank and gross in nature possess it merely" (I.2.136). After the death of his father, and quick "two months nay" remarriage of his mother, every aspect of the world seems to be diseased, and is an "unwe...

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