Caesarean Change

The reason for social progress lies in the innovation proposed by the innovator. Therefore, it can be said that innovators are the cause of social progress. Bertrand Russell emphasizes three reasons why society is reluctant to accept changes proposed by innovators. "... Traditional instinct ... a feeling of anxiety ... vested interests are closely related to old beliefs ..." These are all in the drama. Julius Caesar (Bertrand Russell 1). Russell published some facts about society's perceptions of social innovators and statues and Julius Caesar written by William Shakespeare a few centuries before the birth of Russell proved his philosophy.

Elder Pliny believes that the name of Julius Caesar comes from an ancestor born by Caesarean section, but the truth of this fact is controversial (see the discussion of the etymology of Caesar). Cesarean section of ancient Rome was designed to remove a baby from the uterus of a mother who first died at birth. Julius Caesar's mother, Aurelia experienced childbirth and gave birth to her son well, except for the possibility that Roman rulers and generals were born by Caesarean section. His first wife passed away at birth and gave birth to a stillbirth with caesarean section.

102/100 BC: Gaius · Julius · Caesar was born (by incredible legendary Caesarean section), Aurelia and Gaius · Julius · Caesar, consular. Although they were wealthy at this time but had no influence, his family had a royal royal roots. His aunt Julia is the wife of a popular faction leader Gaius Marius. C. BC 85 years: His father died a few years later he may engage and marry a wealthy young woman, Costier. At the age of 18, he married Collinella, a daughter of an outstanding member of a popular faction, and later she gave him him the only legitimate child. Daughter Julia. When the dictator dictator Sula held power, he ordered Caesar to divorce her; when Caesar rejected, Sulla banned him (list him from among enforcers), and Caesar hid. Caesar 's leading friends and relatives finally received his pardon

According to an unlikely legend, Gaius · Julius · Caesar was born on July 13, 100 BC by Cesarean section of Aurelia, and by Consul of Gaius · Julius · Caesar. His father died when Caesar was 16 years old, and his mother, Orillia, proved to be influential in his life. Caesar's family is a member of the original Roman aristocrat known as a nobleman. When Caesar was born, the number of aristocrats was small, their status no longer had a political advantage. After his father's death, he was engaged and there is a possibility that he married a wealthy young woman, Costusia. This engagement / marriage was rapidly broken, and when married 18 years old BC married Cornelia, the daughter of Ruscelia · Cornelius · Cinna in 84 BC. She later gave him the only legitimate child, Julia daughter. Caesar refused when the ultimate dictator Sura became an enemy of the family and ordered Caesar to divorce her. Caesar's powerful friends and relatives finally received his amnesty