Examples of using "Cezar" in a sentence and their english translations:
But Caesar did achieve one thing.
The situation looked bleak for Caesar but he wasn’t over yet…
Julius Caesar, this great Roman hero, was assassinated.
Caesar decided to march back to assess the situation in person.
Caesar eventually stabilized the situation but probably with significant losses.
mobility, so by confining his army within a narrow space Caesar would both negate the
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
Caesar had no mobile phone.
From those embassies Caesar obtained valuable intelligence about his enemy’s situation.
Julius Caesar is stationed at the city of Brundisium, waiting to cross the Adriatic sea.
Back at Brundisium Caesar was contemplating a crossing with two glaring problems in his mind.
him daily, plus there was a water shortage since Caesar had diverted the course of every
Marc Antony, followed by Caesar himself, arrived at the scene after a while.
wooded areas and attack isolated pockets of auxiliary foragers so Caesar ordered them
Caesar had pushed on through the ragged ground of the area in which he landed and came down
Caesar had significantly inferior forces in comparison to Pompey’s so naturally Pompey
On the other hand Caesar needed to force a swift conclusion to the hostilities and to
It was at that point that Caesar demonstrated his ability to think outside the box when
While Caesar was being busy trying to expand his line of fortifications to confine Pompey
Even Caesar himself failed to stop the rout of his veterans personally holding the legion’s
to insert himself between Caesar and Dyracchium at Asparragium a critical crossroad that controlled
Caesar and Pompey were now facing each other across another river, these delaying tactics
The whole struggle was desperate as Caesar admits, even though his legions suffered superficial
Caesar, with 7 legions and 500 cavalry, crossed the Adriatic sea and successfully avoided
Of course Caesar was not being idle, he repeatedly appealed to his generals to send him re-enforcements
Caesar with a detachment marched towards Dyrrachium but fell straight into a Pompeian ambush.
This would probably be the direst and most severe situation that Caesar ever faced.
Caesar and his legions advanced decisively but they were attacked by numerous enemy chariots and cavalry.
Caesar himself admits that this solution was of much difficulty but was nonetheless considered necessary.
This method of swift mounted warfare was ill-suited for the heavy Roman infantry and Caesar knew it.
He immediately broke camp and forced marched his troops towards Antony while Caesar marched
But when Caesar found a fordable area he crossed his legions and immediately headed towards
In this game of warfare Caesar seemed to always be a step in front, in comparison to his enemies.