causes of the common people rather than the aristocrats. Caesar's future or career was influenced by the constant lack of money and his popularity among the lower classes.
             Julius Caesar's education was exceptional because he benefited from the best teachers unlike his contemporary youths, and especially the careful attention given by his mother. Caesar was very strong and his body testified of that physical strength. Caesar, as a writer, displayed many talents and his style of writing is a great indicator of that quality. For example, Caesar created many works during his early age. Nevertheless, it was not his main goal of becoming a writer or a poet, and therefore few people know about it.
             At the time of Caesar's birth, the political factions in Rome were divided into two groups: "The populares were led by Gaius Marius, who was married to Caesar's aunt Julia, Mainly supported the middle and lower Classes" (Sir Oman 291). The optimates, which represented the opposite side, favored the upper classes and the traditional rule of the senate. A person by the name of Lucius Cornelius Sulla led them.
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