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batboyblog · 1 year

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One way Tumblr is better than TikTok is while TikTok is busy telling everyone misinformation about Romans not being real Tumblr is painstakingly making sure to educate every single user on who Julius Cesar was, and most importantly when, how, where, and by whom he was murdered, Tumblr its an educational service people.

#Tumblr #Julius Cesar #ides of march #the staby holiday

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trashworldblog · 1 year

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if puppet history ever has a season in march... hoooo boy... shane could be the funniest mf around and have a ceaser episode

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the professor could have a toga... and a cute wittle knife... and ryan can have flashbacks to the s5 finale...

#ides of march #julius cesar #watcher #shane madej #puppet history #watcher entertainment #the professor

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mikilavellan · 1 month

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PSS PSSS PSSS COME GET YALL’S ALL WOMEN LESBIAN JULIUS CESAR

CESAR

BRUTUS

FRIENDS ROMANS COUNTRYMEN

But Brutus is an honorable man………

#julius ceaser #Julius Cesar #Brutus #donmar warehouse #ides of march

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graveyardparty · 1 month

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Julius Caesar #1 swiftie real

#julius caesar #julius ceaser #ides of march #taylor swift #the eras tour #taylors version #1989 taylor's version #swifties #julius cesar #60-70 senators #23 times #et tu brute #rome #ancient rome #Spotify

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bookwyrminspiration · 1 year

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23 stab wounds...2023...it's get his ass year

#idea of march #julius cesar #don't know where I'm going with this but I had a thought about 20 seconds ago so #anyway. it's get his ass year #yeah okay fine I'll go do my homework

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uwmspeccoll · 1 year

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Shakespeare Weekend

This week we present Shakespeare’s tragedy, Julius Cesar, the eighth volume of the thirty-seven volume The Comedies Histories & Tragedies of William Shakespeare, published by the Limited Editions Club (LEC) from 1939-1940. Julius Cesar was likely produced around 1599 and was first printed in the folio of 1623.

This edition of Julius Cesar was illustrated by the famous Belgian illustrator and wood-engraver Frans Masereel. He was an obvious choice for an illustrator; before this project he had illustrated “dozens upon dozens” of books. Including the Limited Editions Club edition of Notre Dame de Paris, 1930.

In a note on illustrating this text, Masereel explains the necessity for an artist to adjust their “style” to harmonize with a text.

I cannot imagine how an artist can illustrate books all his life without changing his ‘style.’ While retaining as basis his own methods of expression, the artist must therefore enter as closely as possible into the spirit of the work that he is to embellish with pictures.

He ends his note in the same tone saying “I have...endeavored to suggest the spirit of the drama... by the plastic means at my command. I have thus desired to accomplish a work that would harmonize with the art of typography.”

The volume was printed in an edition of 1950 copies at the Press of A. Colish. Each of the LEC volumes of Shakespeare’s works are illustrated by a different artist, but the unifying factor is that all volumes were designed by famed book and type designer Bruce Rogers and edited by the British theatre professional and Shakespeare specialist Herbert Farjeon. Our copy is number 1113, the number for long-standing LEC member Austin Fredric Lutter of Waukesha, Wisconsin.

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-Teddy, Special Collections Graduate Intern

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errorr-4o4 · 1 month

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happy ides of march everyone except Julius Cesar

#Ides of march #julius Cesar #Et tu brutus #Rome #Ancient Rome

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icanhazsims · 1 month

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In honor of Ides of March I spent a wopping five seconds looking for this picture of a roman coin, minted by Brutus and his gang, to celebrate murdering Cesar

#Ides of March #Julius Cesar

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belovedbastardremus · 2 months

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Chapters: 3/3 Fandom: Julius Caesar - Shakespeare Rating: Explicit Warnings: Major Character Death Relationships: Marcus Antonius | Mark Antony/Julius Caesar, Marcus Antonius | Mark Antony/Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus | Emperor Augustus Characters: Marcus Antonius, Julius Cesar, Cleopatra VII of Egypt Additional Tags: Post Conquest of Alesia, Smut, Declarations Of Love, Kinda, Sex to Seal a Bond, Mourning, Implied/Referenced Character Death, Battle of Actium, Tragic character death, References to Relashionships with Cleopatra VII of Egypt Summary:

“I’m yours,” His throat worked with hardship to deliver the most important message of his life. “do whatever you want of me, I only want you. Have me.” Tears filled his eyes, betraying his desperation, there was, truly, nothing he wanted more than to belong to his emperor, his Julius.

#i wrote this #its all finished now #julius cesar #shakespeare #marcus antonius #julius caesar #octavius #augustus #roman history #roman emperors #roman empire

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lu-inlondon · 1 year

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#ides of march #julius ceaser #julius cesar #has this bin done already?

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geekandanerd · 1 year

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One of the first things my professor said to the class today was "it is the ides of March" and proceeded to tell us a story about his first date with his wife. Apparently today is also the anniversary of his first date with his wife and the first thing he said to her on their date was "beware the ides of March"

#ides of march #julius cesar #college life #the psych department here is so much fun

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thelastmasochist · 1 year

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