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Julius Caesar Biography
How Rome's Famous General Conquered Gaul, Crossed the Rubicon, Beat Pompey, Became Dictator and Was Murdered on the Ides of March: A Readable Life in Plain EnglishBy Imad MuratspahicLength2h 48m
About this audiobook
He conquered Gaul, crossed a small river and started a civil war, ruled Rome as dictator and was stabbed to death in the Senate by men he had forgiven. Few lives have been told so often and understood so little. Julius Caesar Biography is a readable, accurate narrative of the whole life, from a crowded Roman street in 100 BC to the Ides of March in 44 BC and the years that followed. It is written for the intelligent newcomer: no Latin, no footnotes, no earlier knowledge of Rome needed. It is not a survey of the whole Roman Empire (Caesar died before the empire began) and it is not a life of Cleopatra, who appears only where his story needs her. It is one man, one career and one collapsing republic, told in plain English and honest about where the ancient sources disagree. Inside, you'll discover: If you want one clear, fair and vivid account of the man behind the name, start here.
Audiobook details
GenreHistory
Length2 hrs 48 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 13, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Important Notice
2Introduction: One Man, Two Verdicts
3Chapter 1: A Boy in the Subura, a Man in Debt
4Chapter 2: A Secret Pact and the Year of Julius and Caesar
5Chapter 3: Gaul Is Divided Into Three Parts
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6Chapter 4: Bridges, Britain and a Broken Alliance
7Chapter 5: Alesia: The Siege That Won Gaul
8Chapter 6: Crossing the Rubicon
9Chapter 7: Pharsalus and the Road to Alexandria
10Chapter 8: A Mutiny, a Suicide and the Last Battles
11Chapter 9: Triumphs, a New Calendar and a Dictator at Work
12Chapter 10: Clemency and Its Enemies
13Chapter 11: The Ides of March
14Chapter 12: After Caesar: Antony, Octavian and the End of the Republic
15What Caesar Left Behind, and What He Never Said
16Quick Reference: Timeline, Who's Who, Glossary, Myths and Sources