This leader began his military career by preventing the migration of the Helvetii, an incident described in a work often used as a Latin textbook, the Commentaries.
This leader began his military career by preventing the migration of the Helvetii, an incident described in a work often used as a Latin textbook, the Commentaries. After that conquest, this leader was ordered to disband his army; instead, he defeated his former ally Gnaeus (*) Pompey after crossing the Rubicon. Name this Roman leader whose dictatorship was ended by Cassius and Brutus on the Ides of March.
This leader began his military career by preventing the migration of the Helvetii, an incident described in a work often used as a Latin textbook, the Commentaries.
Gaius Julius {Caesar} [do not accept anything including "Caesar" and another name, like "Caesar Augustus"]