Julius Caesar - Text of Play by Shakespeare including Summary, Famous Quotes and Shakespeare's Life Biography

The World of William Shakespeare and details of his biography have fascinated people for centuries. William Shakespeare lived for 52 years. In just 23 years, between approximately 1590 and 1613, he is attributed with writing 38 plays, Famous Shakespearean sonnets and 5 other poems.

He is the most widely read of all Authors and the popularity of the life and works of Shakespeare, in English speaking countries, is second only to the Bible. It is therefore no surprise that the work of Shakespeare sparks so much interest. Many people still use words of William Shakespeare, the Great Bard of Stratford upon Avon, in everyday life.

This book contains information on Shakespeare’s life biography; his parents, children, siblings, career even his death! A timeline has been included with information from Shakespeare’s ancestors through to his death.

The full text of his famous play - Julius Caesar has been included as well as a summary of the play, facts and famous quotes.

The book contains the following sections which can be accessed from the table of contents, extremely easy to navigate:


Summary of Play
Play Script - Act I
Play Script - Act II
Play Script - Act III
Play Script - Act IV
Play Script - Act V
Julius Caesar – Facts & Information
Julius Caesar Quotes
William Shakespeare Timeline
Who were the Ancestors of William Shakespeare?
John Shakespeare
Mary Arden
What was the religion of the Shakespeare Family?
When & Where was William Shakespeare born?
How many Brothers and Sisters did William Shakespeare have?
The Education of William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare - The Lost Years
Marriage of William Shakespeare to Anne Hathaway
William Shakespeare – His Children
William Shakespeare - Actor
William Shakespeare - ' Upstart Crow'
William Shakespeare - Playwright
William Shakespeare - Poems
William Shakespeare - Sonnets
Publication of William Shakespeare Plays
Performances of William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare in London
Friends and Contempories of William
Bubonic Plague and Shakespeare
Shakespeare - Chamberlain's men and King's men
Shakespeare Coat-of-Arms
Public plays banned in City of London
Shakespeare and Stratford-upon-Avon
Shakespeare and the Globe Theatre
William Shakespeare and Elizabethan Politics
Shakespeare and the Blackfriars Theatre
The Retirement of William Shakespeare
Globe Theatre Fire
William Shakespeare Last Will and Testament
The Death of William Shakespeare
Shakespeare - Top 10 Facts
Rumors and Facts about Shakespeare
The Comedy Themed Plays
The Tragedy Themed Plays
The History Themed Plays
First Folio
The Martin Droeshout Engraving
Shakespeare Quarto Text