2066 years ago, Gaius Julius Caesar, 55, noted author, Egyptologist, salad maker, and calendar enthusiast, died surrounded by his friends.
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2 comments:
Marv, "Egyptologist?"
Me, "Surrounded by FRIENDS!"
Us, "HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!"
Well, maybe not. Converting from the Julian to Gregorian calendar, it would be March 17th.
A Roman calendar converter says that the Ides of Martius in Roman Year 710 would equate to March 13, 44 BC.
So who the hell knows.
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