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44 BC was the year in which Julius Caesar was assassinated on the Ides of March (March 15th), an event that fundamentally shook the Roman Republic and set the stage for its eventual transition to imperial rule. This assassination by members of the Senate, including his close associate Brutus, marked a pivotal turning point in ancient history that led to civil war and the rise of Caesar's heir Octavian.
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