Caesar fought at sea as a young officer against the Cilician pirates, then subdued risings in Further Spain as governor.

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He conquered Gaul in a 10 year campaign, invaded Britain but after conquering it and establishing an annual tribute on it, came home as he did not have the resources to leave a garrison.

He then fought a civil war with Pompey and defeated him in Greece, gaining political control of Rome.

When he was assassinated he was preparing to campaign against the Parthians to gain control of Mesopotamia and Persia in Alexander’s footsteps. He would have surpassed Alexander (as was everyone’s dream) as Alexander didn’t gain control of the west. However Caesar had made the mistake of being declared Dictator for Life, and that or course invited ending his life.

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