Cassius plans to write letters to Brutus pretending to be citizens afraid of Caesar's ambition. ... When the conspirators find out, they flee out of the country forming their own armies. ... Then, he insists that Caesar ambition would have made him a tyrant and therefore, the Romans would have been his slaves. ...
Philip II had ambitions of attacking Persia for having attacked Greece back in 480B.C, but was murdered by a Macedonia nobel. His successor, his son, would follow in footsteps with the same ambitions and was successful. ... Women considered citizens and were able to own land and go to court over land, but women did have much more limited rights than the men did. ...
Now there existed many kingdoms that the barbarians ruled with their own customs (Briquebec 10). ... By the 800's, the power of the king was only a ruler in name, as the fief-holders owned and ran most of the land (Rowling 35). ... The great power of the church, and the people's blind ambition of a good post-worldly life were perfectly illustrated by the Crusades for the Holy Land that began in 1095 (Briquebec 26). ...
During Act 4, Scene 2 we can see Antony once again in Cleopatra's palace but surrounded by his own people and those people below his status. ... Love strips Antony of everything he has previously valued, power, ambition, his reputation, honour, integrity as a soldier and a leader. ...
With Antoninus's death and the uncertainty upon and new emperor (in this case two, a diarchy, for the first time in Rome's history), the Parthian monarch, Vologaeses III, struck rapidly, placed his own candidate on the Armenian throne, and inflicted severe setbacks to Roman forces sent to oppose him. ...
The battle of Teutoburg forest was a pivotal moment in both German and Roman history. The battle would decide whether Germania would be colonized by the Romans or remain outside the Roman sphere of influence. The battle of a crushing loss for the Romans and the losses were so great it led to the dea...
