Why is the day of battle significant to Cassius?

Cassius has a dream on the night before the battle. In this dream, the spirit of Caesar appears to him and says, "Thou shalt see me at Philippi." Cassius is initially terrified by this vision but eventually takes it as an omen of his own death. He tells Brutus that he knows he will die in the upcoming battle, and he asks Brutus to kill himself if they are defeated.

Why did the Serbs of Greeks revolt?

What was the capital before Edinburgh?

"The Turkish names of Aegean and Agamemnon...", escaped the people across the street!
In a program of the pro-government CNN Türk, Erdoğan Karakus, a retired air force officer, can be heard saying, among other things, the following:I want to say a word about a topic. On the subject of the Aegean and the word Aegean. It comes from the Akka Turks. The arrival of the Dorians in that
Dimitrios Kaberos... He had no gas, threw turpentine, threw "napalm"
The Greek must be proud, strong, industrious and hold his head high in the adversities of life. A little good madness never hurts!, said Antigoni Kamperou, niece of the first Greek military aviator, Dimitris Kamperou, in an interview with APE-MPE, on the occasion of the Air Force Day, next to the pl
Artemis
Artemis was one of the most revered deities of Ancient Greece, known as the goddess of the hunt and protector of women, children and birth. Artemis she was a deity in Greek mythology known as the goddess of hunting, nature and chastity, as well as being the protector of women, children and birth. S
Marathon 490 BC The mystery of the Persian Cavalry, why didn't he fight?
An issue that has occupied the various scholars of the eponymous battle of Marathon for centuries concerns the presence and action of the Persian cavalry in the battle of Marathon. Much has been said about this particular subject, from the fact that the Persians did not even have cavalry, until the