and in the forty -sixth year bc, gaius julius caesar finally approved this date, using various astrologicalrty- fifth year bc finally began the year in ancient rome began to be celebrated precisely on january 1, and the new year became that new year and which we are already talking about? well, we didn’t immediately follow the roman path, so to speak, because we celebrated the new year until 1492. in march and then ivan ii ordered to celebrate , so to speak, from september 1, because it was convenient, because it was a harvest festival there and so on, tax collection too, so in general i decided that something was more convenient, but that too it was a generally temporary time in the history of the phenomenon, peter ii changed everything, in fact, with peter the great, we begin our celebration of january 1, and it’s interesting, uh. we’ll talk about this today, it’s interesting how the decree on celebrating the new year sounded, it was written so humorously, the great sovereign knew it not only in many european christian countries, but among the slovenian peoples, and his great sovereign hi

counted time from the creation of the world, and the julian calendar, developed during the time of julius caesarhe nativity of christ. therefore, after december 31 7208, according to the julian calendar , january 1, 1700 came, and this is exactly january 11, already according to the gregorian calendar, adopted after the october revolution, by which we live now. gregorian calendar developed. the difference between styles is 13 days. on january 11, 1879, the anglo-zulu war began: the british tried to seize territories in south africa rich in diamonds. part of the deposit was located on the territory of the boer state, then by dutch settlers. the british dealt with them. the remaining territories were controlled by the aboriginal kingdom, the zulu. their thirty thousand army was the most powerful. the empire could not suffer defeat from where the all-powerful british were horrified by some savages, who were considered the zulus. victory over them became a matter of prestige for the british crown. as a result, king kechwa was taken prisoner, and the astranuuzulus were made a british protectorate. on

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to the julian calendar, which was invented back in the days of the roman empire by our emperor, julius caesarmed the aksakal on the kvn jury, yuliy solomonovich, is why the calendar is called julian. and the wrong europe lived at that time according to the gregorian calendar. they considered it more accurate, since they created this calendar in the 15th century, taking into account amendments made. astronomers, and so, as a result of these clarifications in the calculations, the very difference between the two calculation systems arose, it amounted to 13 days. for some reason, there is a common opinion that it’s only us who are such originals, only in russia notes this strange and incomprehensible to everyone else holiday, but this is not entirely true: they know about the old new year in the countries of the former ussr, and also in greece, serbia, macedonia, montenegro, algeria, tunisia, in the german-speaking regions of switzerland, on january 13, on the day of st. sylvester, fancy dress costumes are worn, on the night of the 13th to the 14th they again begin to celebrate the new year and

counted time from the creation of the world, and the julian calendar, developed during the time of julius caesar december 31 , 7208, julian. it's 1 on the calendar january 1700, and this is exactly january 11 according to the gregorian calendar, adopted after the october revolution, according to which we live now. the gregorian calendar, developed in the 15th century by order of pope gregory, is more accurate; it takes into account leap years. now dates according to the julian calendar are called the old style, and in the gregorian calendar the new one. in the 17th century, the old style lagged behind... by 10 days, but the difference between them increases daily with each century. therefore, recalculating dates, for example, already in the 8th century, one should add 11 days, xix centuries - 12, only in the 20th century the difference between styles is 13 days. on january 11, 1879, the anglo-zulu war began. the british tried to take over the rich territories in southern africa. mazami, part of the deposits were located on the territory of the state of the boers, descendants of the dutch settler

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than i remember this day in history, we’ll tell you right now, hello, on january 10 , 1949 bc, julius caesar river and uttered the now famous words “the die is cast.” the rubicon river was the border between the region of umbria and the province of tesalpine gaul, where caesar had the right to dispose of troops. but sending them to umbria, that is, to the territory of italy , was considered a rebellion according to the laws of ancient rome. a civil war began between caesar and the consul gnaeus pompey. it lasted 4 years. pompey was killed and caesar received the status life. dictator of the republic, but just a year later he was also killed. but then the monarchical power of his adopted son, octavian augustus, was established, who became the first emperor and founder of the roman empire. caesar's phrase: the die is cast, it has become winged, for more than 2 thousand years it has been used to mean the choice has been made, there is no turning back, or risk everything for a great goal. january 10, 1927 in berlin. the premiere of the film metropolis took place, this epic dystopia directed by f

the roman senate vested supreme powers in octavian, the great-nephew and adopted son of gaius julius caesarwhen caesar was assassinated, octavian showed ingenuity and political wisdom to deal with his rivals. first, together with other caesarians, mark antony and mark aemilius leped, he defeated the conspirators. and this created problems with discipline, especially in battle. now the commanders were ordered sew on the sleeves under cloth red stars, red triangles for the junior command staff, squares for the middle ones and diamonds for the senior ones. the dimensions of these triangles, squares and diamonds were clearly stated. buttonholes with colors according to the branches of the military were also introduced. then the insignia changed several times, and new ones were added, in the twenties and thirties. dispensed with shoulder straps, they were considered a symbol of the tsarist regime, but during the great patriotic war this military tradition was restored. january 16, 1966 on soviet television for the first time, the program “good evening” was broadcast, then renamed the zucchini “1

the senate gave supreme powers to octavian, grandnephew and adopted son, gaius julius caesar.hen caesar was assassinated, octavian showed ingenuity and political wisdom to deal with his rivals. first, together with other caesarians, mark antony and marcus aemilius lepedus, he defeated republican conspirators, and then eliminated lepidus and defeated antony. octavian was proclaimed princeps, the first among the senators. and at the same time emperor caesar augustus, son of god. previously , any commander who won major victories could become emperor of rome. and now new content has been put into this concept and this is how the supreme and sole ruler was titled. octavian's reign is called the principate. the roman republic still formally existed, but its institutions had lost their significance. but after octavian it began era of the roman empire. on january 16, 1919 , by order of the revolutionary military council , insignia were introduced in the red army. immediately after the revolution they were abolished as a legacy of the tsarist regime. then red crimson stars appeared. t

the roman senate vested supreme powers in octavian, the great-nephew and adopted son of gaius julius caesarated, octavian showed ingenuity and political wisdom to deal with his rivals. first, together with other caesarians, mark antony and mark emilius leped, he defeated the republican conspirators, and then eliminated. defeated antony. octavian was proclaimed princeps first among the senators and at the same time emperor caesar augustus, son of god. previously , any commander who won major victories could become emperor of rome, but now new content was put into this concept, and this is how the supreme and sole ruler was titled. octavian's reign is called the principate. the roman republic still formally existed, but its institutions were lost. immediately after the revolution they were abolished as a legacy of the tsarist regime, then they appeared red chalk stars, they were attached to clothes, hats and caps, but it was difficult to distinguish privates from commanders, and this created problems with discipline, under the cloth red stars, red triangles for junior command personnel, squar

hello. 10 january 49 bc, julius caesar crossed the rubicon river and spoke famously. now the words the die is cast. the rubecon river was the border between the region of umbria and the province of tesalpine gaul, where caesar had the right to dispose of troops. but their entry into umbria, that is, into the territory of italy, was considered a rebellion according to the laws of ancient rome. a civil war began between caesar and the consul gnaeus pompey. it lasted 4 years. pompey was killed, and caesar received the status of dictator for life of the republic, but just a year later he was also killed. i've settled in rome the monarchical power of his adopted son, octavian augustus, who became the first emperor and founder of the roman empire. caesar's phrase - the die is cast has become a catchphrase, for more than 2.0 years it has been used in the meaning: the choice has been made, there is no turning back, or risk everything for a great goal. on january 10, 1927 , the premiere of the film metropolis took place in berlin, this is an epic dystopia. considered the pinna

with the subtitle celestial empire, where cunning gals save the chinese princess and meet with julius caesars at the romanian box office. honors the country's popular comedy beachy in miami, about two romanian guys, going overseas for the american dream. in their homeland, beachy took second place in the list of the highest-grossing films of the year, gentlemanly leaving barbie ahead. last year, the japanese became the most devoted in their love for local cinema. the top ten highest-grossing films include eight films by japanese directors. the first place at the box office was taken by the sports anime crown shot, a film about schoolchildren who are preparing for the basketball championship. the author of the national hit was takihika other. it was he who created the manga's signature throw back in the nineties, which is still one of the top 7 best- selling books in japan. in the land of the rising sun, after the release of the film , a basketball boom began; the film itself, with worldwide box office receipts of $112 million, entered the top five most successful anime in the history of the

roman consuls took office, that is, this is just from ancient rome, in the forty-sixth year bc guy julius caesar finally approved this date, using various astrological forecasts, maintained a new julian calendar from january 1 , 1945 bc, finally the beginning of the year in ancient rome began to be celebrated on january 1, and this new year became that new year, yes, which we are already talking about now, well, we did not immediately, so to speak, follow the roman, roman path, because until 1492, we celebrated the new year in march, then ivan ii ordered to celebrate, so to speak, from september 1 , because it was convenient, because it was a harvest festival there. well, yes, that’s how it went, in fact, that’s why 1699 became the shortest year in our history, it was only 4 months, the same thing began with new year’s fireworks from peter i, now you can imagine what happened when chinese firecrackers with all their charms and dangers have spread to us in russia, but in fact we read in the same decree of peter i, and on the first day of january , congratulating each other as a sign of fun. a yea

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our revels now are ended. ..julius caesar... friends, romans, countrymen... ..and macbeth.tay, you imperfect speakers, tell me more. these plays would all have been lost had it not been for the first folio. do you want me to do a clap? i am the bbc�*s culture editor, katie razzall, and i caught up with david during his rehearsals for macbeth and asked him about the role shakespeare's first folio has played in his life. the reason that shakespeare is the cultural colossus that he is is because that book was published. you know why we're here. it is 400 years since the first folio and i wondered, as somebody steeped in shakespeare like you, what does the first folio mean to you? well, i mean, it contains so many of the plays that are the reason why shakespeare is the cornerstone of our cultural life in the way that he is. he simply wouldn't exist as part of the kind of national conversation in the way that he does without the first folio. those — we would have lost so many of those plays. you know, i'm sitting here at the end of my first day of rehearsals for macbeth, a play

by the way, in honor of his predecessor, julius caesar. today, such news would shock the whole world, but in those days the news did not spread with lightning speed, and it would hardly have been able to shake the centuries-old traditions followed by the ancient jews. here every resident had to get a profession. even rich and educated jews learned some kind of craft. for example, the apostle paul, who had roman citizenship and received an excellent education by jewish standards, was a weaver; he wove rough canvas, which was used for manufacturing tents what was jesus' profession? most are sure that he was a carpenter, but why suddenly? the bible does not directly indicate his profession anywhere, it says: so, where did he get such wisdom of power? whether he was the son of carpenters, that is, everyone decided that jesus inherited the profession. we can guess that he was a carpenter, since he had to earn his living somehow, and professions were usually passed on from father to son in ancient times ; there were no vocational schools, as you

david bowie, john lennon, and julius caesar could be included in the election with the same success.this is a provocation at the start, when sociology is measured, and we are already reaping the consequences. in your opinion, in general, now, if such a situation were to be confirmed, and, let's say, are any changes, rotations, in power, in power structures, in general, advisable, right now, in given the circumstances and at this stage of the war? well, you know, during a war, it is possible to change commanders, commanders, well, some groups or even the supreme commander, well, just the commander-in-chief, this is possible, this happens during the war, when a person did not cope with the duties that were entrusted to him, well, for of this in a society that is so internally tense, it is necessary to first explain what is the reason, why, well, that is, it is so simple neither from this nor from that. why are we changing it? and we don't explain, we just change, because, because the bezula decided that way, that's how it's dangerous to do during war, it can shake society, of course i

the month of august is named in his honor, july, by the way, in honor of his predecessor, julius caesar shake centuries-old traditions followed by the ancient jews. here, every resident had to acquire a profession, even rich and educated jews learned some kind of craft. for example, the apostle paul, who had roman citizenship. he wove rough canvas, which was used to make tents. what was jesus' profession? most are sure that he was a carpenter, but why suddenly? the bible does not explicitly state his profession. it is written there.

consuls took office, that is, this is just from ancient rome, in the forty-sixth year bc, guy julius caesarifth year bc, finally the beginning of the year... in the history of the phenomenon, peter i changed everything, in fact, with peter i we begin the celebration of january 1, and it’s interesting that we almost everything starts with peter i, yes, yes, all modern traditions, we will talk about this today, it’s interesting how the decree on celebrating the new year sounded, it was written with such humor, the great sovereign became aware of it not only in many european christian countries, but among the slovenian peoples, and his great sovereign himself , given to cherkassy, ​​all the greeks counted in those years and now the year 1699 has reached the nativity of christ, and next january, from the first day , the new year 1700 will begin, that’s how it goes, well yes, that’s how it went, in fact, that’s why 1699 became the shortest year in our history, it... only 4 months, the same thing with new year’s fireworks began with peter i, now you can imagine what happened when we had in russia

, i don’t have an idol, and secondly, if i had the opportunity to go back in time to 100 bc to julius caesarsector, you will have to turn around, if you offered to teleport. point of the earth and perform where you would go? that’s why i love children, for such questions , so sincere, so naive in some ways, i would now return to fyodor chaliapin ’s stage and perform with him, this is a real story, i would really like to go to the troikas with bells, he probably would have allowed me this song... come see me after the shoot , i’ll tell you, you have a song called i’m sorry, i’m sorry, in life you often apologize, every day, every day, a simple example, here, for example, moscow traffic jams, you can probably imagine what it is? the driving culture there is peculiar, but at the same time , road users treat each other with respect, if someone suddenly cuts you off, oh, who, and then i say, it’s your fault, if you can, forgive me, that is this manifests itself everywhere, the last time you apologized, in what situation it was, yesterday, in my opinion, if i’m not mistaken, at home in front of yo

the other person who writes like that is julius caesar. julius caesar's civil wars and gallic wars are written in the same way, clear, direct, straightforward. i like hemingway and faulkner as well, but i love to see the precursor so that. host: so, grant writes like a lawyer? prof. yoo: [laughs] no, grant writes the opposite of a warrior. if you write that quickly, you cannot charge that much money. host: who is inspector montalbano? prof. yoo: these are books my mother introduced me to. she just recently passed away. a cranky sicilian author is how i would deri it. writes a book about a cranky sicilian detective. and they are so funny. even though they are translated from italian -- i love italy, i love italians -- i think there are about 18 of them. they are so about how crazy italian politics and laws are, and it is even crazier because it is distantly and all of the infighting, the peculiar personalities. he talks a lot about the food of sicily. every time i read it i get hungry. i grew up in philadelphia, so exotic food for me growin

the other person who writes like that is julius caesar. julius caesar's civil wars and gallic wars are written in the same way, clear, direct, straightforward. i like hemingway and faulkner as well, but i love to see the precursor so that. host: so, grant writes like a lawyer? prof. yoo: [laughs] no, grant writes the opposite of a warrior. if you write that quickly, you cannot charge that much money. host: who is inspector montalbano? prof. yoo: these are books my mother introduced me to. she just recently passed away. a cranky sicilian author isow i would describe it. wres book about a cranky sicili detective. and they are so funny. even though they are translated from italian -- i love italy, i love italians -- i think there are about 18 of them. they are so about how crazy italian politics and laws are, and it is even crazier because it is distantly and all of the infighting, the peculiar personalities. he talks a lot about the food of sicily. every time i read it i get hungry. i grew up in philadelphia, so exotic food for me growing up

engage in this kind of very dangerous rhetoric and imagery, remember central park did a play of julius caesar off stage, they had kathy griffin with the severed head of donald trump, madonna saying she wanted to he blow up you the white house, all of this violent rhetoric and actions comes from the left. to your question, it is because donald trump is an existential threat to the entire corrupt ruling class, the globalists, the deep state, the uni-party, he presents an existential threat to all of them and ideologically, he's a conservative, and they can't stand that either and they don't like him personally. you have a perfect storm of hatred for this man who has nothing but bring america back to greatness. maria: trump was able to figure out and put his finger in the fire of corruption and he exposed it and he started wrapping his mouth off, telling us all about what corruption is underway in washington. now it's been exposed. there's a sm small group of peoe who understand the stakes, what that means for them. they're telling everybody else make sure to get on this we hate trump, a take tr

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julius caesar and the pony. and it came to face just like cuts the income level stuff, which is almost silent. is the same with your story to if i could speak, what would they say about your goals or like more about the people that now? how did they deal with what you've started the i want to track you down. do you agree that the edge of the doesn't the, the use, the real mr. cut? the, i'm coming after you, captain polls the, this is the land you once conquered friends, distressed most of nigeria. but my parents come from the today. it's called and these are the un says it's the world's least developed countries. you invasion, created this board the the, this feels like the 1st time i've been in a place where everyone looks like me. why is it strange to be? so my way i for one is blocked. the. i don't see and i belong here even in this hotel sort of like business. what are you pool? i'm desperate to get out and find. but if i do, when i find out about myself, the 23rd of july 1890. a confident from the instructi

the figure of, the baptist or of, say, john the baptist or juuus of, say, john the baptist or julius caesarra. instead of ideals rising mythologising them , rising and mythologising them, he they were, he painted them as they were, and drew them as they were. and this is the point about this exhibition, because here we have the most extraordinary collection his drawings collection of his drawings that's public display that's been on public display for shows you for 30 years. and it shows you that a draughtsman of that he was a draughtsman of almost incomparable genius at using the very finest lines and the very smallest amount of colour to bring out the person in who they were. >> and did he focus on the rich and famous or did he? >> well, yes, because they could afford it. >> oh really? but he wasn't just like, oh, that's a beautiful cat. >> no. or a vase. no. this flowers. this is a snapshot of the very height of tudor society of henry and society. and in seeing these drawings, what you seeing these drawings, what you see is the evolution of that society, you start with society, because y