He resisted all attempts by Sulla, the dictator, to make him divorce her. This Cornelia later bore him a daughter, Julia. During the next consulship, having previously been nominated to the priesthood of Jupiter (in 86BC, by Marius and Cinna the consuls) he broke off his engagement to Cossutia, a rich girl though of only equestrian rank, to whom he had been betrothed while still a boy and before he had assumed the purple-bordered toga praetexta, and married the daughter of Lucius Cornelius Cinna who had been four times consul (87-84BC). When Julius Caesar was aged fifteen, his father died (85/84BC). Wikipedia and other internet sites will provide good additional information for those seeking deeper knowledge. Information in the index entries frequently extends that given by Suetonius in the text without however attributing sources. Names have been expanded in places to assist identification. The dates and notes in brackets throughout are my insertions, to allow the reader to follow the chronology without using footnotes. Translator’s Note: The introductory paragraphs to the life of Julius Caesar are lost in all manuscripts. Book One: LXXXIX The Fate of the Conspirators.Book One: LXXXVII His Wish for a Swift End.
Book One: LXXXVI His Anticipation of Death.Book One: LXXXV The Aftermath of the Funeral.Book One: LXXIX Caesar and the Kingship.Book One: LXXV His Acts of Mercy in Warfare.Book One: LXXIII His Reconciliation with Ex-Opponents.Book One: LXXII His Kindness to his Friends.Book One: LXXI His Devotion to his Dependents.Book One: LXX His Handling of the Tenth Legion at Rome.Book One: LXIX His Reaction to Mutiny at Placentia.Book One: LXVIII His Troops Loyalty and Courage.Book One: LXVI His Exhortations to the Army.Book One: LXV His Handling of the Troops.Book One: LXIV His Self-Possession at Alexandria.Book One: LXIII His Self-Possession after Pharsalus.Book One: LXII His Rallying of the Troops.Book One: LVIII His Sound Judgement on Campaign.Book One: LVII His Physical Skills and Powers of Endurance.Book One: L His Affairs with Roman Women.Book One: XLIX His Relationship with King Nicomedes.Book One: XLVIII His Household Management.Book One: XLIII His Administration of Justice.Book One: XLI His Reform of the Administration and Electoral System.Book One: XL His Reform of the Calendar.Book One: XXXIX His Public Entertainments.
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