Julius Caesar
In Our Time: History
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Caesar's Crossing of the Rubican
In forty nine caesar crossed the rubican, a small river which marks the boundary between italy and sisalpine gaul. The act of taking his army across the rubigan into italy, that's war, is crucialism. Catherine sti behind this, the tetonic issues behind this, and that these men are gain in colossal armies. And the roman citizens in a republic are thinking these men are a threat to the republic of rome because of their great armies. So in not ever letting them back into rome with the armies, they will releve the armies and come into rome and be ordinary enough citizens,. This is the fight. They want some most
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