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Gaius Iulius Caesar, dictator perpetuus (100-44 BCE)

Gaius Iulius Caesar, dictator perpetuus (100-44 BCE). Death of Caesar , Vincenzo Cammucini (1798). Theater of Pompey (computer reconstruction). Second Triumvirate, 43 BCE. M. Iunius Brutus (obv.), Eid(es) Mar(tis), daggers & pileus (rev.), 43-42 BCE.

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Gaius Iulius Caesar, dictator perpetuus (100-44 BCE)

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  1. Gaius Iulius Caesar, dictator perpetuus (100-44 BCE)

  2. Death of Caesar,Vincenzo Cammucini (1798) Theater of Pompey (computer reconstruction)

  3. Second Triumvirate, 43 BCE

  4. M. Iunius Brutus (obv.), Eid(es) Mar(tis), daggers & pileus (rev.), 43-42 BCE

  5. M. Antonius (obv.), Caesar (Octavian) (rev.), both triumviriCoin issued 41 BCE

  6. The Struggle for Power, 44-31 BCE

  7. Sextus Pompeius (obv.), Pompeius Magnus (father) and Gn. Pompeius (brother) (rev.), 42 BCE

  8. Cleopatra VII Philopator (69-30 BCE)

  9. Octavian (obv.), M. VipsaniusAgrippa (consul designatus) and Octavian (rev.), emphasizing the latter as divifilius,38 BCE

  10. M. Antonius (obv.), Cleopatra (rev.):Alexandrian Donations, 34 BCE

  11. Venus (obv.), Octavian Caesar divi filius (rev.), 32 BCE

  12. Actium: aerial view, reconstruction, 31 BCE

  13. 29 BCE: Pax RomanaDoors of Temple of Ianus closed

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