Rome opens the site of the most famous political assassination in history
The city has created a new walkway over the archaeological site of Largo di Torre Argentina, a sacred area with four temples where Julius Caesar was killed in 44 BC
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The city has created a new walkway over the archaeological site of Largo di Torre Argentina, a sacred area with four temples where Julius Caesar was killed in 44 BC
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Blow-by-blow accounts of the Ides of March spare few details on how Rome's dictator-for-life met a bloody end in 44 B.C.
Accounts of Caesar's death vary (Image: HISTORY HIT) She added: “The third version is Plutarch, who is writing about the same time as Suetonius, 150 years later. “He is writing a biography of Caesar and trying to make it a parallel to Alexander the Great. “In his version, Caesar basically says ‘what the hell are you doing?’ and holds on to the dagger which causes Casca to call for help. “He is surrounded but fights back really hard until [Marcus] Brutas stabs him in the groin.” And the final painted Caesar in a different light. Dr Southon continued: “The fourth version comes f...