Born in 100 B.C.; assassinated in 44; famous as general,
statesman, orator, and writer; served in Mitylene in 80;
captured by pirates in 76; questor in 68; pontifex maximus
in 63; propretor in Spain in 61; member of the First
Triumvirate in 60; Consul in 59; defeated the Helvetii in
58; invaded Britain in 55 and 54; crossed the Rhine in 55;
crossed the Rubicon and began the Civil war in 49; dictator
from 49 to 45; defeated Pompey in 48; reformed the calendar
in 46; refused the diadem in 44; assassinated in the senate
house in 44.[33]
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