The Buchis bull is the Egyptian god of war which was originally named Montu. She accompanied the new Buchis bull to it’s new temple near the city of Thebes in the Upper Egypt. That’s when her brother finally mastered his plan and had Cleopatra taken of the throne. As Cleopatra was ready to strike at her brother she heard a word going around that the Roman Emperor was in the Palace of Egypt. Which made her think that she can’t barge in with an army or else she might send the wrong message to Caesar.
Gaius Julius Caesar was born into an aristocratic family in the city of Rome. He got married at 17 to a girl named Cornelia. He was ordered by Lucius Sulla the dictator of Rome to divorce her, however Caesar refused to do so. Later Julius went to Greece to study Philosophy, and oratory. Sulla pardoned Caesar, so Caesar returned back to Rome.
After the siege was lifted, the Carthaginians kept their navy in the harbor of Messana. This angered the Campanians, who quickly went to the Romans for help. Since the Romans were allied to the Campanians, they agreed and removed the Carthaginians from the port of Messana. The Carthaginian government was enraged by this action and declared war on Rome. It was said that prior to the war, Rome did not have an efficient navy.
(Fig.1) Antium which is translated into Anzio is where Nero the emperor of Rome was born Nero started ruling Rome at the age of 17 (fig.2). Very soon, he became suspicious of his mother. He felt she was trying to take away the throne from him, and give it to his 14 year old step brother. The 14 year old suddenly died without warning; Nero claimed it was a quite disastrous seizure that took his brother’s life. After his mother was accused of slander toward Nero’s 2nd wife, she was told to leave Nero and never come back.
(1. 260-267) This is saying that if Odysseus were there at the time he would have kicked all of the suitors out of his house. At first Telemachus blames the suitor’s presence on the fact that his dad is fighting the war instead of taking action himself and getting rid of the suitors. The suitors are portrayed as bad people in the Odyssey because even though their hosts are following the rules Xenia the suitors just keep taking and taking from them. We also know that Penelope doesn’t want the suitor in the house any more that Telemachus does because she stalled them for six years when she wove and unwove the quilt.
Mufasa was the king of Pride Rock. He had a son named Simba and he had a wife whom was Simba’s mother. Mufasa also had a brother named Scar, who was always jealous of Mufasa and always wanted to be king, so he also murdered the King. Therefore King Hamlet and Mufasa both played the role of innocent kings whom were murdered by their jealous brothers. Hamlet and Simba are also both characters who play similar roles in the book/movie.
As Odysseus is sailing away he yells his true name back to the island and Polyphemus prays to his father Poseidon to take a vengeance on Odysseus. Odysseus brought hardship upon himself when he yelled his name back to Polyphemus. Because Odysseus angered Poseidon and brought the gods wrath down upon himself and his men, he lost all of his remaining soldiers who were traveling home to Ithaka with him. This was a total of twelve ships full of men. Many of whom would have survived the trip if not for the choices that Odysseus made.
Other families have suffered losses because of the feud between these two families that lasted for generations. Most of these deaths would never have occurred if the two families were not fighting. Furthermore, Friar Lawrence told Lord Capulet that Juliet sought advice to avoid the marriage to Paris without disobeying her father; she even threatened to kill herself in his chamber if the Friar refused to help (5:3:236-241). Lord Capulet should not have yelled or threatened Juliet over an arranged marriage to Paris. He pressured her into drinking the concoction out of desperation.
Juno learns that Aeneas, a Trojan, is going to destroy Carthage, her patron city. Already upset at the Trojans after Paris, a Trojan, did not deem her the fairest of the goddesses, Juno wants to distract Aeneas and steer him off course. In a scheme to marry Aeneas and Dido, the Queen of Carthage, Juno has the two stay sheltered in a cave together during a horrendous storm, leading Aeneas and Dido to have sexual relations. The gods, however, are upset at this digression of Aeneas because he has a destiny to fulfill. “He was to be the ruler of Italy, potential empire, armorer of war; to father men from Teucer’s noble blood and bring the whole world under laws dominion” (Virgil 1092).
Then Caesar and Pompey got into a big fight. Pompey lost. When he tried to run away to Egypt in 48 B.C., he was assassinated. But Caesar still had a problem: Pompey's sons were determined to avenge their father's death and overthrow Caesar. So Caesar tracked down Pompey's sons in Spain and stomped them out at the Battle of Munda in 45 B.C.