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Crossing the Rubicon

PersonalFamilyWorks Laudatio Iuliae amitaeAnticatoCommentarii de Bello CiviliCommentarii de Bello GallicoDe analogiaPoemsQuotes Alea iacta estVeni, vidi, viciUt est rerum omnium magister ususMilitary campaignsMytileneGallic WarsArarBibracteVosgesAxonaSabisAtuatuciOctodurusMorbihanInvasions of BritainAmbiorix's revoltAvaricumGergoviaAlesiaUxellodunumCivil WarCorfiniumBrundisiumIlerdaDyrrhachiumPharsalusAlexandrian warSiegeBattle of the NileZelaRuspinaCordubaThapsusMundaPlanned invasion of the Parthian EmpireAssassinationIdes of MarchcoinTheatre of PompeyCuria of PompeyLast wordsEt tu, Brute?Caesar's CometLegacyCultural depictionsEponymsLife of CaesarTemple of CaesarCaesarismJulio-Claudian dynastyTitleCrossing the RubiconThe phrase "crossing the Rubicon" is an idiom meaning "passing the point of no return".

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