Results for caesarem translation from Latin to English

caesarem
i appeal to caesar

brutus caesarem in foro oppugnabit
caesar was a friend

audio caesarem hodie perventurum esse
i hear that caesar can reach today.

milites caesarem consilia facientem vident
the soldiers see caesar making plans

cleopatra accepit caesarem cui cibum donavit
my cleopatra

tunc festus cum consilio locutus respondit caesarem appellasti ad caesarem ibi
then festus, when he had conferred with the council, answered, hast thou appealed unto caesar? unto caesar shalt thou go.

contradicentibus autem iudaeis coactus sum appellare caesarem non quasi gentem meam habens aliquid accusar
but when the jews spake against it, i was constrained to appeal unto caesar; not that i had ought to accuse my nation of.

quibus omnibus rebus permoti, equites, a civitate ad caesarem missi, domum contendunt.
many citizens inquired whether caesar should come into gaul or remain in italy

paulo autem rationem reddente quoniam neque in legem iudaeorum neque in templum neque in caesarem quicquam peccav
while he answered for himself, neither against the law of the jews, neither against the temple, nor yet against caesar, have i offended any thing at all.

si enim nocui aut dignum morte aliquid feci non recuso mori si vero nihil est eorum quae hii accusant me nemo potest me illis donare caesarem appell
for if i be an offender, or have committed any thing worthy of death, i refuse not to die: but if there be none of these things whereof these accuse me, no man may deliver me unto them. i appeal unto caesar.

anno xlv gaius julius caesar ex hispania regressus est et quintum triumphum celebravit. senatus honores ei dedit, sed simulac multi senatores anxii erant. nam caesar nomina “pater patriae” et “dictator perpetuo” acceperat . aliqui senatorum caesarem esse regem nolebant. conspiratio in eum suscepta est, a marco bruto et gaio cassio ducta. hi et alii senatores constituerunt idibus martiis, anno xliv, caesarem interficere et patriam servare. pro theatro pompeii caesarem xxiii vulnera
in the 45th year of his reign, gaius julius caesar returned from spain and celebrated his fifth triumph. the senate gave him honors, but soon many of the senators were anxious. for caesar had received the name "father of his country" and "perpetual dictator." some of the senators did not want caesar to be king. a conspiracy was undertaken against him, drawn up by marcus brutus and caius cassius. these and other senators determined to kill caesar on the ides of march, 44, and save his country. 23 wounds for caesar at pompey's theater