EXPERIENCE ROME PROJECT – GAIVVS IVLIVS CAESAR
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July 12, 100 B.C.
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Birth (history and
re-enact birth)
Father – Gaius Julius
Caesar
Mother – Aurelia Julii
Aunt – Julia (wife of
Gaius Marius)
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2
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July 19, 100 B.C.
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8th day –
Naming and bulla (evil eye game).
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3
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99 B.C. (1)
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Tunic (try on tunics
with pictures – announce names with microphone)
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4
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95 B.C. (5)
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House Race
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5
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90 B.C. (10)
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Trigon
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6
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89 B.C. (11)
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Follis
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7
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88 B.C. (12)
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Tali
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8
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87 B.C. (13)
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Latrunculi
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9
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86 B.C. (14)
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Harpastum
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10
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85 B.C. (15)
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Luctatio; Toga Pulla (Death
of Father – Gaius Julius Caesar)
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11
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84 B.C. (16)
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Liberalia; Toga
Virilis
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11
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82 B.C. (18)
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Marriage to Cornelia;
Birth of Julia; Proscribed by Sulla
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12
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78 B.C. (22)
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79 B.C. Civic crown;
"Queen of Bithynia"; 78 B.C. Sulla dies and Caesar returns to Rome;
Mosaics (Baths)
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13
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68 B.C. (32)
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75 B.C. Cilician
pirates; 70 B.C. Pompey and Crassus consuls; 69 B.C. Cornelia and Aunt Julia
die (speaks at funerals, emphasizes divine/kingly origins); 68 B.C. Quaestor;
Roman Coins (Roman market/dollar store items and candy for little kids)
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14
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65 B.C. (35)
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Elected Curule Aedile;
Elaborate shows with loans from Marcus Licinius Crassus; Chariot Racing
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15
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64 B.C. (36)
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Gladiatorial Combat
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16
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63 B.C. (37)
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Elected Pontifex
Maximus; Sacrifice; Roman Banquet (Saturnalia)
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17
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59 B.C.
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60 B.C. First
Triumvirate; 59 B.C. Elected consul (consulship of Caesar and Bibulus), Julia
marries Pompey, Caesar marries
Calpurnia
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18
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58 B.C.
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Caesar in Gaul; Mini
Shields
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19
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58-49 B.C.
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Battles: Caesar
against the Germans and Celts
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20
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56 B.C.
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Slave Auction (many
Gallic and British slaves brought to Rome); Pompey and Crassus consuls again
(triumvirate renewed)
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21
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52 B.C.
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(54 B.C. Julia dies in
childbirth; Caesar invaded Britain; Crassus killed in Parthia); Battle of
Alesia; Marshmallow war; 51 B.C. Publication of The Gallic Wars
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22
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48 B.C.
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49 B.C. Crosses the
Rubicon ("alea iacta est"); 48 B.C. Battle of Pharsalus
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23
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July 25, 46 B.C.
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Triumph for victories
over the Gauls (52 B.C.), Egyptians (March 47 B.C.), Pharnaces (August 47
B.C. "Venī, vīdī, vīcī!"); and Juba of Numidia (October 47 B.C.) Cleopatra
and Caesarion settled in Rome; Club Elections (toga praetexta)
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24
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March 15, 44 B.C.
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February 44 B.C.
Dictator for life (dictator perpetuus); Funeral and Cremation
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25
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Funeral
Inscription
D.M.
G. IVLIVO CAESARI
QVI VIXIT AN LV
BENE MEREN.
FECIT FILIVS
OCT.
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