Caesar’s comet

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Caesar’s comet is the bright celestial phenomenon of 44 BC that was interpreted by Romans as a sign of Julius Caesar’s deification and became a powerful political and religious symbol in the early Roman Empire.

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Temple of Divus Julius → symbol → Caesar’s comet ⓘ