List of things named after Julius Caesar

In 49 BC, Caesar initiated a civil war by taking his army across the Rubicon river and thus defying the Roman Senate's authority.

[5][6] Caesar's concentration of power led to his assassination on the Ides of March, 44 BC, by a group of senators.

Caesar's name and legacy have been preserved in numerous ways throughout history and cultures.

Cities such as Casares and Cáceres trace their names back to him, as do geographical features like the Julian Alps.

Many operas, like Giulio Cesare in Egitto by Handel and Die Ermordung Cäsars by Klebe, also bear his name.

Marble bust of Julius Caesar, depicting his head and neck with realistic features, including a slightly wrinkled forehead, a prominent nose, and subtle lines on his cheeks. It is set against a dark background.
Caesar as portrayed by the Tusculum portrait
The image shows the ruins of the Forum of Caesar in Rome. Three tall ancient columns dominate the center, surrounded by scattered stones and fragments of walls covered in patches of grass. On the right, the dome of a church rises above the ruins. Tall pine trees stand to the left, and the background features modern buildings. The sky is bright and partly cloudy.
View of Forum of Caesar at Rome
An interior scene of an ancient Roman structure, characterized by tall columns, detailed architectural elements, and a patterned floor. In the center, a group of figures dressed in white togas is gathered, some holding raised daggers. The figures are positioned in front of an archway, with light streaming in from the background. To the left, a lifeless body is draped in white fabric and lies on the floor, with scattered furniture and objects nearby. The right side of the image shows rows of empty seats in a semicircular arrangement. The scene is illuminated with a stark contrast between the shadowed areas and the central action.
The Death of Caesar , an 1867 painting by Jean-Léon Gérôme
Within the Tent of Brutus, Enter the Ghost of Caesar, a 1937 painting by Edwin Austin Abbey, depicting a scene from Act IV, Scene III of Julius Caesar. The artwork shows the moment when Brutus is visited by the ghost of Julius Caesar
Edwin Austin Abbey – Within the Tent of Brutus, Enter the Ghost of Caesar, Julius Caesar, Act IV, Scene III
A caesarsboom tree stands tall in a rural landscape, with a clear sky and green fields surrounding it.
Caesarsboom in Lo, Belgium