JULIO CESAR Nê168 *12*AUSTRAL.

William Shakespeare's "Julio César" presents a provocative portrayal of the Roman emperor through sharp observation and dramatic flair. Drawing from Plutarco's "Vidas paralelas", this work contrasts virtues and flaws, highlighting the irony of fate and the value of anecdote. The result is a complex drama that belies its apparent simplicity. The characters in this tragedy are marked by a relativism and ambivalence, lending depth to what might otherwise be seen as straightforward storytelling. This edition, translated by Ángel-Luis Pujante, has won a National Translation Prize, bringing Shakespeare's work to life for Spanish-speaking readers. With 160 pages of engaging drama, "Julio César" is a compelling read for those interested in the works of William Shakespeare and the history of ancient Rome.