The Life and Times of Julius Caesar

What year was he born in?

What was his gens?

Name this patrician priesthood, which he obtained at the age of 17

Name this dictator, who forced him out of this priesthood and Rome

Name his uncle, his association with being the reason for his exile

He won this award for his part in the victory at Myteline

While on a mission to gain support for a campaign, rumours emerged of him having an affair with this king of Bythinia

On a trip across the Aegean, Caesar was kidnapped by pirates. What punishment did he promise he would give them when he returned?

Was elected to this magistracy in 69 BCE, which he would serve in Hispania.

Elected to this magistracy in 65 BCE

He made enemies this partner during said magistracy

Elected to this highest priesthood in 63 BCE

He was also elected to this magistracy that same year

He served as governor of what province following this magistracy?

He was declared "Imperator" by his legions, but gave up his triumph so that he could run for this magistracy in 60 BCE

Formed an alliance with this man to ease the burden of his debts, on the promise that he would oppose the conservative faction

Formed an alliance with this man to increase his overall popularity, on the promise that he would endorse his bills

Eventually, these two alliances become one, and would dominate Roman politics. What is this alliance called?

During his "highest magistracy", he was able to pass many populist reforms. What was the most famous(and controversial) of them?

After 59 BCE, he was granted imperium, and became governor of what three provinces? (Just type one)

During his conquests in Gaul, he became the first Roman general to cross this river into Germany

During his war with the Venetii, he became the first Roman general to visit this island

In 55 BCE, he met with the triumvirate at this conference in order to extend in his governorship

After his victory in the Gallic Wars, he refused to return to Rome and give up this, which gave him protection from persecution. (this issue began the Civil War)

During the Greek phase of the Civil War, Caesar had incredibly lucky, decisive defeat of Pompey Magnus at this battle

Pompey would then flee to Egypt, where he would be betrayed and killed by this pharaoh

Caesar's disgust with said pharaoh, and need for Egypt to repay its debts prompted him to side with this queen of Egypt during its Civil War

This would almost prove a severe mistake, as he came close to death many times in this part of the war, in which he was trapped in the Royal Quarter of Alexandria

After his victory in Egypt, it was revealed that Cleopatra was pregnant(with what may have been Caesar's child). What was its name?

After fighting another phase of the Roman Civil War in Africa and Hispania, Caesar would return to Italy, where he would obtain this title

In 44 BCE, he would gain this title

One of his most significant reforms still impacts us today, affecting the way we view time. What everyday device did he reform?

At the festival of Lupercalia in February of 44 BCE, he publicly rejected this, stating that they were only for kings

Later that month, Caesar would receive a divination from a priest. What warning was he given?

The day before his death, Caesar met with a few friends for dinner. What topic dominated the dinner table?

On the day of his death, Gaius Julius Caesar would be assassinated by this man, whom he viewed as a son

What was this day?