"The Death of Caesar: A Tragedy" is one of the most famous plays by Voltaire, the French philosopher and literary genius of the 18th century. In this drama, the author examines the events related to the murder of one of the most famous figures of Ancient Rome - Julius Caesar. The play raises issues of power, human nature, morality and justice. Sharp dialogues, tense situations and an unpredictable plot make this work exciting and interesting for the reader. Religious and philosophical motifs are intertwined with historical events, forming a complex and refined text that leaves room for deep thought and discussion. "The Death of Caesar: A Tragedy" is a work that will allow the reader to plunge into the world of ancient history, political intrigues and internal struggles.