The 83 Best Phrases of Julius Caesar

More than 30 Sentences of Julio César , Who was a military and political leader of the late-republican era.

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1. "It's easier to find volunteer men to die than find those who are willing to endure pain with patience.
2. "Experience is the teacher of all things.
3. "Nothing is so difficult that it can not be achieved with strength.
4. I own you, Africa
5. -Divide and gain power
6. -Vine, I saw, I conquered.
7. "I love betrayal, but I hate the traitor.
8. "Cowards die many times before their actual deaths.
9. -As a rule, man cares more for what he can not see than for what he can.
10. "It's better to create than to learn." Creation is the essence of life.
11. -Drive slowly
12. -If you have to break the law, do it to take power: in other cases watch it.
13. "You bring Caesar and the fortune of Julius Caesar
14. -With all my heart.
15. "Only cowards are brave with women."
16. "Tell your master that Caesar only commands Caesar."
17. "Today the enemy would have won, had he had a commander who was a winner
18. "Man in general is quick to believe what he wished would be true.
19. "Darling, give me back my legions!"
20. "It is a law of war that the victors treat the vanquished at will."
21. "You too, Brutus, my son?"
22. "I love the name of honor, more than I fear death.
23. "No one is so brave that he is not disturbed by anything unexpected.
24. -What we want, we believe easily and what we think, we imagine that others think.
25. -Nothing is easier than censoring the dead
26. "It is not these well-fed men with long hair that I fear, but the pale and the hungry.
27. "I would rather be first in a village than the second in Rome."
28. "I have lived long enough, both in years and in accomplishments.
29. -The die is cast.
30. "Fortune, which has great power in other matters but especially in war, can bring great changes in a situation through very light forces.
31. -In war, events of importance are the result of trivial causes.
32. "Caesar's wife must be above suspicion."
33. "What death is preferable for all?" The unexpected.
34. Men willingly believe in what they want
35. I have lived enough to satisfy both nature and glory
36. Men are almost always willing to believe what they want
37. The brave never savor death except once.
38. Men at some point are masters of their destiny
39. Casissus has a bitter and hungry look; Think too much: Men like that are dangerous.
40. Death, a necessary end, will come when it comes
41. Even now we can turn back. But once we have crossed that bridge, everything must be decided by the arms.
42. I am constant, like the star in the north
43. Great things must be done without hesitation, so the possible difficulties will not be able to stop you
44. It is better to die than live waiting for death.
45. I found Rome a city of bricks and I left it cast a city of marble
46. He has not learned the lesson of life that every day does not overcome a fear.
47. All men who reflect on controversial issues should be free from hatred, friendship, anger and grief.
48. All Gaul is divided into three parts
49. I do not care if they respect me while they fear me
50. Or, it is excellent to have the strength of a giant, but it is tyrannical to use it as a giant
51. Are you, Brutus? Then fall, César!
52. It's just arrogance if I fail
53. March days have arrived
54. Evil men live after him. The good ones are usually buried with their bones.
55. All bad precedents begin as justified measures.
56. Pompeii and the Senate have declared that Gaius Julius Caesar is an enemy of Gaul. Therefore, they have declared that you are also their enemies
57. There is a tide in the manners that, taken at high tide, leads to fortune.
58. Begin, and let no ceremony be left on the outside.
59. Neither heaven nor earth has been at peace tonight: three times Calpurnia has shouted in her dreams"Oh Help, kill Caesar!"
60. The danger knows well that Caesar is more dangerous than himself.
61. The cause is: my will. I will not go. That is enough to satisfy the senate
62. Caesar will come forth. The things that threaten me have never seen more than my back, when they see Caesar's face, they disappear
63. The gods do this in the shame of cowardice
64. We are two lit lions in one day, and I, the oldest and most terrible.
65. Come in and taste a good wine with me, and we, as friends, will go together quickly.
66. Should the Cesar send a lie? Have I, in my conquest, stretched so much my hand that I now fear telling the truth to the gray beards?
67. Caesar must be a heartless beast
68. She dreamed this night that she saw my statue, like a fountain with a hundred pipes that ran pure blood.
69. Caesar does no harm, not without cause
70. I hear a chant, sharper than all the music, shouts Caesar!
71. See my right hand, that this ear is deaf and tell me what you truly think of it.
72. Many of you here today have fought against me, many of you wanted my death, many of you may still want it.
73. Join me to build a new Rome, a Rome that offers peace, justice and land for all its citizens, not just the privileged few.
74. Oppose me and Rome will not forgive you a second time
75. Senators! The war is over
76. This dispute between you must end, Rome wants you both to be in peace
77. He was a Consul of Rome!
78. We must win or die
79. Send to Rome that his Caesar has won
80. As long as he is able to climb a horse It is dangerous!
81. In the future they will remember that only I and no one else offered them mercy
82. Pompey has left us no choice
83. Can you imagine a more terrible sacrilege than that our beloved republic is in the hands of the insane?