Examples of using "قيصر" in a sentence and their english translations:
own account.
position in Caesars fortifications.
Caesar’s situation was critical.
But Caesar did achieve one thing.
Caesar accepted their offer and requested hostages.
Ruspina was a close call for Julius Caesar.
Caesar drew up his army in 3 lines.
Caesar needed to act quickly.
Caesar's army was now in dire straits.
The previous year was a busy one for Julius Caesar.
His son, Ivan IV, was crowned the first Tsar of Russia.
This was the moment that Caesar was waiting for.
Caesar decided to march back to assess the situation in person.
Caesar’s army stopped and began setting up a marching camp.
Military goals of Caesar’s two expedition are still unclear.
Moving northwards Caesar’s strategic goal was becoming clear.
Caesar again had a full scale crisis on his hands.
well as Caesar’s communication lines and, because of the nature of the ground and the
Julius Caesar ordered for the battle standard to be raised immediately.
Caesar’s archers and light troops showered the opposing elephants with their darts and
it was now that Caesar gave the order to his 3rd line to advance.
wooded areas and attack isolated pockets of auxiliary foragers so Caesar ordered them
Caesar managed to resolve this crisis in record time.
Meanwhile the native Britons decided that they should get on the good side of Caesar
Caesar, wasting no time, gathered all troops within the camp.
Caesar arrived just in time and the Britons scattered into the woods.
Caesar had significantly inferior forces in comparison to Pompey’s so naturally Pompey
and besieged by Caesar while he did not dare to hazard a battle.
as many hills as he could in as large a circuit as possible to prevent Caesar from blocking
By the time the two armies completed their fortifications Caesars lines were stretched
The two generals faced completely opposite situations now, Caesar was attempting to enclose
Caesar would attempt to force a battle every single day afterward, he drew up his army
Even Caesar himself failed to stop the rout of his veterans personally holding the legion’s
Pompey was retreating towards the city of Ucubis and Caesar remained hot on his heels.
With the determination of his troops renewed, Caesar began taking the initiative.
As many others from his army began to observe this, Caesar’s officers and centurions beseeched
The battle of Thapsus was a unique instance of Caesar completely losing control of his army.
Like Julius Caesar before him, he would face his enemies proactively.
as many hills as he could in as large a circuit as possible to prevent Caesar from blocking
Caesar himself admits that this solution was of much difficulty but was nonetheless considered necessary.
Caesar eventually stabilized the situation but probably with significant losses.
One of the most prominent figures of that period was Gaius Julius Caesar and if there
Caesar assessed the situation and assembled his legates to tell them what he wished to
Caesar informs us that the enemy used that time to gather a large force to confront the
The departure of Caesar during that night marked the end of his first invasion of Britain.
Julius Caesar is stationed at the city of Brundisium, waiting to cross the Adriatic sea.
He forced marched his army in order to cut Caesar’s northward advance, eventually managing
to insert himself between Caesar and Dyracchium at Asparragium a critical crossroad that controlled
Pompey would not allow Marc Antony to link up with Caesar without attempting an interception.
It was at that point that Caesar demonstrated his ability to think outside the box when
at the same time Pompey launched an all out assault across Caesar’s line of fortifications.
of Pompey, and Caesar now realizing that his plan had failed and his siege lines were broken,
When Caesar received news of this success he immediately set off towards Corduba.
Sensing this, Caesar ran up and down the line encouraging his soldiers, with one of our
But the tactic of taunting his enemy remained unsuccessful, and Caesar resumed the warfare
The next day Caesar resumed his march against the nearby town of Tsidra, but this time due
within a few days, Caesar’s legions were able to completely surround Thapsus with and
Caesar agreed to their demands, declaring that all of their desires would be granted
Back at Brundisium Caesar was contemplating a crossing with two glaring problems in his mind.
From those embassies Caesar obtained valuable intelligence about his enemy’s situation.
Caesar knew this very well so when, as proconsul of the Roman state, he was appointed to govern
Around midnight of August 23rd, Julius Caesar finally set sail for this "mystical" island.
Caesar advanced inland with his legions and began to build a fortified encampment that
Caesar's description of the battle is quite laconic - the tribal warriors could not hold
The rapid pace of Caesar ultimately deterred Pompey from continuing his attempt to intercept
This war of movement would continue and be expanded upon by Caesar who dispatched three of his subordinates
On the other hand Caesar needed to force a swift conclusion to the hostilities and to
The subterfuge was successful and Caesar managed to beat Pompey to the coast, cutting off his
While Caesar was being busy trying to expand his line of fortifications to confine Pompey
set into digging a line of fortifications within the line of Caesar in order to occupy
Caesar with a detachment marched towards Dyrrachium but fell straight into a Pompeian ambush.
The emperor in the vicinity was Diocletian’s Caesar Galerius.
If Caesar couldn’t dislodge his enemy he would attempt to outpace him, thus when he
Caesar’s force was not prepared for a full scale battle under these circumstances, with
The situation that Caesar faced is described perfectly in one of our sources, where it
is mentioned that “Caesar, to meet enemies of this sort, was necessitated to instruct
As Caesar did not wish to commence a battle by a sudden charge he tried to restrain the
With his base established, Caesar marched on and reached the free city of Leptis.
Despite the heroic display of the veteran, Caesar’s green troops were wary and one
At Ruspina, Caesar almost lost everything and it was only because of his quick thinking
While Caesar was being busy trying to expand his line of fortifications to confine Pompey
set into digging a line of fortifications within the line of Caesar in order to occupy
out, while Caesar himself informs us that he only lost two hundred and thirty men, amongst
Caesar reacted to this by ordering some of the ships to move towards the exposed flank
Caesar devised a solution on the spot by using small spy boats, that his ships were equipped
once more sued for peace which Caesar granted, but by doubling the amount of hostages which
The campaigning season was coming to a close and Caesar did not intend to winter in Britain.
Back at Brundisium Caesar was contemplating a crossing with two glaring problems in his mind.
Caesar had pushed on through the ragged ground of the area in which he landed and came down
Pompey must have heard about Caesar’s landing and immediately understood his intentions.
Of course Caesar was not being idle, he repeatedly appealed to his generals to send him re-enforcements