The pro side consisted of Magdiel who was the Roman Senator, Valeria who was Livia wife of Augustus, Brooke the Roman poet, Chelsea the Roman equestrian businessman, Yanisse a veteran of Augustus’ army, and finally Emmanuel who was Gaius Maecenas. This side argued that censorship of the arts is warranted. Most of their points were believable, however some were controversial. Each speech tied together a full understanding of why this group believed this. A main point included that Augustus has been
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For example the u.s has meany man and woman that has died for the freedom that the country has, because they love and beleven the country they are willing to die for it. Brutus was willing to die after he killed julius caesar because he was convinced it was for rome. He thought julius caesar was going to be a king of rome and take over the country and do all things for himself. This is an example of him saying he had no personal reason that was only for the good of rome. “It must be by his death, and
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Tragedy of Julius Caesar two speech's were given addressing the murder of Caesar. Brutus and Antony both gave soul-stirring speech's that included an abundant amount of descriptive details that weighed heavily on many hearts in the audience. However, This being said their speech's did differ as far as the attitudes they both portrayed. While Brutus spoke about the death of Caesar he seemed to become defensive and uneasy when it came to him disclossing the details of why he murdered Caesar. The only
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Rome was an empire of influence, culture, and prosperity. In its span of 500 years, Rome created works of art and literature that still continue to influence our society today. Rome was an incredibly powerful civilization and conquered many lands and other weaker civilizations. Through this, they managed to create an incredibly large and diverse empire. However, this prosperity wouldn’t last forever. In fact, after their reign of 500 years was over, the Western half of Rome fell. The Eastern half
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“Who is he?” Ulquiorra thought “It´s clear he is a Vasto lord, but I´ve never seen anyone like him before” As the Vasto Lorde glanced both Arrancars with his fiery red eyes, Nnoitra pointed his axe towards him “You are one of them, aren´t you?” he said, grinning. As Ulquiorra turned to Noitra confused, the new Vasto Lorde grinned as well “So, you are Ulquiorra?” “No” Ulquiorra stated calmly “That would be me” After a second of pure silence, the newcomer lowered his head as he grinned, just to swiftly
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wherein the opinions of the audience CGT tains i: - - - - - - - stains importance within the story as the audience within the Story often correlates strongly with the actual audience. This is especially true for the tragedy of Julius Caesar. Soon after the assassination of Caesar two Speaker, Brutus and Antony, present a side to the argument of whether or not the assassination was justified or not. With Brutus for the assassination and Antony
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Rome’s classical period was distinguished by its belief in the laws; imperial law, God’s law and church laws. Rome also believed in human love and forgiveness. The latter concept lead to the idea of justice and human rights that Rome based its laws on. Early Rome functioned as a republic within the Senate, mainly comprised of wealthy landowners, serving as the main governing body. Therefore, it is not surprising that the Senate served the interests of the rich. Eventually, the corruption and power
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too. Rome was the largest culture known for its savagery and integrity. Rome had supreme control for 500 years, from 27 BCE to 476 CE. Rome's first emperor was Julius Caesar, however, people didn't vote for Julius Caesar, he declared himself, that he's the emperor. After Julius Caesar died, people voted for the second emperor, which was Caesar Augustus. At 117 CE, the Roman Empire spawned to the Mediterranean world, which was from Northern Africa to the Scottish border, and from Spain to Syria. Rome
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Many people have various opinions of how to execute a punishment. Some may be more brutal than others. For example, in the Odyssey, when Odysseus returns home he killed every suitor there. Some people may think the suitors did not deserve their fate that Odysseus handed to them, but others think it was reasonable. To start, the suitors had been warned to flee from Odysseus’s palace before he returned home because he was vengeful. They ignored this omen and continued living in the palace. Not to mention
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Rome was one of the greatest civilizations the world will ever see. They gained their power from conquering other civilizations and empires. At one point, Rome had the entire Mediterranean under their control. It had one of the greatest armies, logical architecture, and beautiful art. So why did the great empire fall? Despite being a great civilization, Rome still had it’s fair share of problems to deal with in their own way. First of all, disease and disasters would be a problem for any of the
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