Julius
Famous dictator's forename
Julius is a male given name of Latin origin, most famously borne by Julius Caesar, the Roman general and dictator.
The name has remained in use across European languages for two millennia: Uncle Julius always brought gifts when he visited.
The month of July takes its name from Julius Caesar.
Roman imperial title
- legionGreat number, or soldiers
- senateLegislative governing body
- republicState with elected leaders
- gladiatorAncient Roman arena combatant
toga · forum · centurion · patrician · plebeian · consul · tribune · aqueduct
Accepted as fact
Caesar
Roman imperial title
gladiator · toga · forum · centurion · patrician · plebeian · consul · tribune · aqueduct · fasces
given
Accepted as fact
pope · cognomen · gens · clan · family · masculine · Latin origin
imperial
Relating to supreme rule
throne · reign · empire · crown · Augustus · succession · heir · tyrant · autocrat · despot
antiquity
Great age, ancient era
- chronicleOrdered historical record
- artifactHuman-made historical object
- inscriptionText permanently marked
scroll · parchment · ancient · classical · BCE · era · legacy · monument · bust · statue
- Roman NamesAugustus, Marcus, Lucius, Publius, Titus
- Latin NamesAurelia, Augustus, Cassius, Claudia, Cornelia
- Caesar relatedRome, toga, laurel wreath, Brutus, Cleopatra
- ancient namesLatin names, Hebrew names, divine names, Zeus, Apollo
- Acts CharactersPaul, Peter, Barnabas, Silas, Stephen
- Papal NamesBenedict, Gregory, Innocent, John, Leo
- Julius CaesarRoman dictator and general
- Julie Andrews
- Julian calendarAncient Roman dating system
- Julian Assange
- Julian of NorwichMedieval English mystic writer
- Orange JuliusFrothy blended citrus beverage