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=In Prophecy=
=In Prophecy=
It has long been accepted by many commentators that Julius Caesar appears directly in Daniel 11. This position is best relayed in [[Commentary: Daniel 11, Anthony's Historicist Study Aid#Daniel 11:17a|Anthony's Historicist Study Aid]] wherein his political ambition, the formation of the [[First Triumvirate]] rising him to the [[Consul|Consulship]], his demotion to Govenor of [[Gaul]], the invasion of the British Isles, the summons to stand trial for his life, the intiation of the Civil War and his eventual murder.
It has long been accepted by many commentators that Julius Caesar appears directly in Daniel 11. This position is best relayed in [[Commentary: Daniel 11, Anthony's Historicist Study Aid##Daniel_11_17a
|Anthony's Historicist Study Aid]] wherein his political ambition, the formation of the [[First Triumvirate]] rising him to the [[Consul|Consulship]], his demotion to Govenor of [[Gaul]], the invasion of the British Isles, the summons to stand trial for his life, the intiation of the Civil War and his eventual murder.
=Contributions=
adopted later by a [[pope]] and used to this day. Julius Caesar also granted religious rights to the [[Jews]] in [[Palestine]], so that the Jewish religion could be practice outside the requirements of Roman religious law. An uneasy practice of the Jewish faith thus continued in the Roman empire up to and through the time of [[Christ]]. Julius Caesar, as all Roman generals, campaigned strenuously on behalf of his veterans, in particular with regards to the gifting of land. Roman culture flourished in the struggles during the lifetime of Julius Caesar, and those which followed his assassination.
adopted later by a [[pope]] and used to this day. Julius Caesar also granted religious rights to the [[Jews]] in [[Palestine]], so that the Jewish religion could be practice outside the requirements of Roman religious law. An uneasy practice of the Jewish faith thus continued in the Roman empire up to and through the time of [[Christ]]. Julius Caesar, as all Roman generals, campaigned strenuously on behalf of his veterans, in particular with regards to the gifting of land. Roman culture flourished in the struggles during the lifetime of Julius Caesar, and those which followed his assassination.