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Julius Caesar is never the subject of my research, but he keeps walking through it: in Britain and Gaul, in Alexandria, among the Celtic gods and in Rome’s own origin claims. These are the pages where he appears.
Into Britain
In the Anna material, the narrator on Stone circles places Caesar’s arrival in the old tribal lands:
And in 55 and 54 BC Julius Caesar’s territorial stake had also been driven into the tribal lands of southeastern Britain.
Claire Heartsong, Anna, the Voice of the Magdalenes
The same line appears on Christianity: Looeamong’s establishment.
Gaul and the Celts
On The Oera Linda Book Reviewed – placing the event in 6,115 BCE I mention the Gauls who later resisted Julius Caesar during the Gallic Wars, ending with the defeat of Vercingetorix at Alesia. On Lugh: The Celtic God of Many Skills, Oaths, and the Harvest Roman sources, notably Caesar, identify the Gaulish Lugus with Mercury. On 3000 BC: Notes and References the Fir Bolg of the Irish invasion lists are possibly the Belgae of north-west Gaul, per Caesar.
Alexandria and Rome
On Alexandria and the Atlantis connection Jim Marrs links Caesar’s war against Egypt to the loss of the great library at Alexandria. On Sumer: The First Known Civilization Marrs places him in the ruinous civil wars with Pompey that came before Octavian. On Venus I note that Caesar claimed the goddess as his ancestor.
Related pages
- Stone circles
- Christianity: Looeamong’s establishment
- The Oera Linda Book Reviewed – placing the event in 6,115 BCE
- Lugh: The Celtic God of Many Skills, Oaths, and the Harvest
- 3000 BC: Notes and References
- Alexandria and the Atlantis connection
- Sumer: The First Known Civilization
- Venus
For every page I tagged with Julius Caesar, see the Julius Caesar tag archive.
