Was Julius Caesar greek

Answer 1

Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?

Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?

Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?

Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?

Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?

Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?

Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?

Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?

Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?

Answer 2

Julius Caesar was born top a Patrician family in 100 B.C.

Answer 3

Julius Caesar was Roman, born in the city of Rome. He would have been Hellenized to a certain degree, but was not ethnically Greek.

Answer 4

No, Julius Caesar was never a Roman emperor. He was a Dictator.

Answer 5

Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?

Answer 6

Julius Ceasar was a Roman Emperor.

Answer 7

No, Julius Caesar was a Roman.

Answer 8

Neather he is roman

Answer 9

Julius Caesar was the great-uncle of Augustus Caesar; the latter (and matter of the question) was born in 63 BC. His family was the gens Octavia, a family that Julius Caesar rose to the level of the Patricians.

Answer 10

Please excuse me,

My previous post was incorrect, as I misread the question. Julius was a patrician.