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Xena FAQ: A Short Biography of Xena Caesar returned to recapture Xena and her men, and had them all crucified on a nearby beach. Xena believed that her (supposed) father, Atrius, abandoned the family when Xena was young, but later learned that Cyrene killed him to prevent him from murdering Xena. Knowing that Xena was somehow important in the greater scheme of things, M'Lila risked her life to rescue her from the cross, and took her to the healer Niklio. www.whoosh.org /faq/faq05.html   (1032 words)

Caesar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Caesar, a character in the television series Xena: Warrior Princess. Caesar cocktail, a cocktail made with vodka and Clamato that is popular primarily in Canada. Caesar, a title used by Roman Emperors, and inherited through to the German "Kaiser," (kai-sar) and the Russian Tsar (also rendered czar). en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Caesar   (319 words)

Caesar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Caesar, a character in the television series Xena: Warrior Princess. Caesar cocktail, a cocktail made with vodka and Clamato that is popular primarily in Canada. Caesar (Latin:CAESAR, IPA: kaɪ-sɑɹ ["kae-sahr"], common English IPA:siːzɚ ["see-zr"]) was originally a cognomen in ancient Rome, derived from "cai-" (of unknown meaning) from which Gaius also derives. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Caesar   (282 words)

Xena: Episode Guide- 3rd Season Xena, poised to kill Caesar herself, must save Gabrielle, who was abducted in the temple of the one God and impregnated with the incarnation of Dahak. Xena must overthrow a plot by an evil priest who is determined to kill the Hestian virgins and convert the townspeople to his religion. Xena, now about to be executed, conjures her magic to escape and ultimately assassinates the Green Dragon without Gabrielle's knowledge. www.xena.com /episodes/season3.html   (282 words)

Caesar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Caesar, a character in the television series Xena: Warrior Princess. Caesar, duc de Choiseul (1602–1675), a French marshal and diplomatist. Caesar cocktail, a cocktail made with vodka and Clamato that is popular primarily in Canada. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Caesar   (234 words)

Definition of Xena: Warrior Princess - Biocrawler These ranged from an encounter with Homer (before he was famous), to the capture of Julius Caesar by pirates with Xena cast as the pirate leader. Xena was accompanied on her travels by Gabrielle (Renee O'Connor), a young girl who became her best friend and most trusted ally. The Xena fandom also popularized the term Altfic (no relation to the evil Alti character in the series) among fans to refer to general homosexual romantic stories, as slash fiction was generally perceived as focused on male/male couples. www.biocrawler.com /biowiki/Xena:_Warrior_Princess   (820 words)

Whoosh! Episode Guide: Xena: Destiny (36/212) However DESTINY manages to explore this familiar issue from an entirely new perspective, embedding it within a larger framework of epic historical forces at work on Xena and the people who have shaped her life. One of the most tantalizing questions of this episode is whether that sacrifice was necessary to insure Xena's fulfillment of her destiny and to what degree M'lila was aware of the repercussions of her action. But regardless of where the show is going from here, there is a very clear sense from this episode that Xena *is* going somewhere, and that her drive for atonement will take on a larger scope than fighting a succession of petty warlords. www.whoosh.org /epguide/destiny.html   (6630 words)

Whoosh! Episode Guide: DEATH MASK It's interesting that she seems to have repressed the memory of Caesar, because she was sure feeling something by the time M'lila was killed, and I think that Xena was probably not a "warlord" until after M'lila's death. After Xena learns that the mask is that of Cortese, "Gabrielle notes the rigidity of Xena's body; the hate in her face." Xena sees the mask and stands looking at it for a moment before going to Gabrielle's aid, but Gabrielle has the situation in hand. whoosh.org /epguide/mask.html   (2451 words)

Whoosh! Episode Guide: TRANSCRIPT IDES OF MARCH Tomorrow-- on the ides of March-- the very day I need Xena most distracted." Bru: "What happens on the ides of March?" Cae: "I'm going to make an announcement, Brutus-- an announcement that will change history. Do I have you your word?" Bru: "And you trust me?" X: "Everyone says that Brutus is an honorable man. Do I have your word?" Bru: "Yeah." X: "Beware the ides of March, Brutus." Bru: "Why the ides of March?" X: "Because on that day, Caesar will declare himself emperor." Bru: "I don't believe you. Plenty of people will oppose Caesar becoming emperor." Cal: "Ah, you know about the emperor thing." X: "The laurel wreath kind 'a gave it away. www.whoosh.org /epguide/trans/421trans.html   (2752 words)

Whoosh!: The Battle Of Corinth (Part One) When this interview is read, it can clearly be seen that the document from later history that these scrolls most resemble is no less than Caesar's Commentaries on the Gallic Wars! If the village did resist, all the men that resisted actively that survived the resulting battle were immediately challenged to defend themselves then put to the sword, usually by Xena's own hand. The only conclusion that can be immediately, and tentatively, drawn is that the person who was interviewed for these scrolls was Xena herself. www.whoosh.org /issue1/powers.html   (2752 words)

karl urban page Karl Urban plays "Cupid" and "Julius Caesar" in Hercules and Xena. Karl Urban (actor, Caesar) is about to be in a New Zealand play: Shakespeare's JULIUS CAESAR. Karl Urban reported at WarriorCon (09-13-97) that he would have a small part as a cannibal in the AMAZON HIGH pilot. members.aol.com /JCallisto/mpage.html   (340 words)

If It's Tuesday Then This Must Be Attica: Xena's Travels in Greece Caesar later took savage revenge, capturing Xena and crucifying her on a beach, which was most likely located somewhere in the Strymon Gulf. The best Argo could do dragging that coffin might be, say, ten miles a day, so unless the coffin had built-in refrigeration, range is strictly limited, or Xena would have come out of it looking like a Dryad (so would Argo after a few days' heavy haulage). The Amazon village is not far from Amphipolis, since the Amazons intercept Gabrielle with Xena's coffin on her way from Niklio's hut in Mount Nestos (north of the Strymon River) back to Amphipolis, and get her to divert to their village [ whoosh.org /issue40/rodliffe3a.html   (340 words)

Round Killing Thing review: Amphipolis Under Siege The Romans, perhaps, would've wanted the death of Xena well publicized, but with the assassination of Caesar and all, you'd think they'd have other things on their mind than worrying about demoralizing a country they presently have little interest in about a woman Julius was obsessed with. Ares appears, wasting no time in letting Xena know that his offer from last episode stands - he'll protect her and the baby, all she has to do is stay with him and bear him a child of his own. The peasants initiated a frontal assault on one of Athena's best units, which doesn't seem like a very Xena-esque thing to do. www.jetwolf.com /hof/xena/siege.html   (4976 words)

Valeria Xena, Gabrielle and Valeria return to Ravenna's tribe after recieving a message that Caesar is planning to destroy their friends. Valeria slowly walked back towards the Amazons mulling over what Caesar had said to her as she was greeted warmly by her friends. Valeria just brought an Amazon back from the dead." Gabrielle explained enthusatically as her best friend walked in through the doorway and immediately walked over to were the young woman sat tending to a young amazon and telling her a story that made her laugh. members.aol.com /claireofthedead/Princess11.html   (4976 words)

Whoosh! Letters to the Editor: Issue 27 Pompey escaped after being defeated by Caesar at Pharsalus in Greece and fled to Egypt, hoping to continue his war against Caesar with the help of the Egyptians and pro- Pompey Roman forces in North Africa and Spain. There is a job to be done, and as Xena is unable to command (for as far as I'm aware, the first time she isn't there to command a battle), Gabrielle, the student, must fill the role. In any case, Egyptian troops had no part in the battle of Pharsalus and Pompey was not killed there. www.whoosh.org /issue27/letter27a.html   (4878 words)

Ides of March Caesar- Well what would distract Xena more then her best friend's execution? Tomorrow, on the Ides of March...the day I need Xena most distracted. I'm guessing that he'll announce it when the Senate reconvenes on the Ides of March. www.xenafan.com /sounds/iom   (1909 words)

IGN: Talking About The Price of Milk Directed by Harry Sinclair and starring Karl Urban and Danielle Cormack (best known to audiences worldwide for their work on Xena as Caesar and Ephiny, respectively), PoM is a surreal rural love story teeming with elements from just about every fairy tale imaginable. When I mention that Danielle could sell some of her old cars on eBay to some crazed Xena fan, she laughs and says, "You're not wrong about that!" Besides having a Greek name which roughly translated means "lover of water" she just happens to be a conniving vixen who lives in trailer by a lake. filmforce.ign.com /articles/057/057842p1.html   (1821 words)

Convention Road Show: Karl Urban, Cherry Hill '98 Karl has already shot another Xena episode as Caesar and has at least one more on the way. Karl talked about how everything Caesar does is subtle and calculated, while Cupid lives the in-the-now life of a 17-year-old. Karl described arriving at the makeup trailer the first morning, bleary-eyed and wary, to be told by two less-than-trustworthy-looking fellows to turn around and bend over. bgaynor.pair.com /rax/conrpts/98chillku.htm   (602 words)

Gladiator Antillia managed to hide Gabrielle from Caesar for the remainder of his stay, but she could tell he was eager to see her again. Antillia chuckled as Xena bowed, then turned and walked away, no clearer in her mind about what to do with Gabrielle than she was a candlemark earlier. Caesar could learn something from this small blonde about how to defeat the unquenchable spirit of her proud warrior. www.academyofbards.org /fanfic/a/aurelia_gladiator.html   (21188 words)

Sounds from Destiny M'Lila- You have a destiny, Xena, but you have to choose it. Caesar- A brave man dies only once, a man like you dies a thousand times. M'Lila- Now that you know evil, were evil, you can fight evil. www.xenafan.com /sounds/destiny.html   (21188 words)

On Linking Caesar and Xena In this poem we are introduced to the Fairy King Oberon, who is the son of Julius Caesar and Morgan le Fay, and who also is a cousin of Jesus. The deeds of Charlemagne and his knights accounted for hundreds of stories during the Middle Ages and a rich folklore was developed based on the stories. The earliest written account of her is in the "Roman de Troie" while the "Chanson d'Esclairmonde" is one of the last accounts of her until relatively modern times. www.whoosh.org /issue17/lashmar2.html   (2536 words)

Karl Urban article in 2003 New Idea magazine That same year he appeared in the highly acclaimed movie Chunk Bair and was snapped up for long-running roles in Shortland Street and as Julius Caesar in Xena: Warrior Princess and Hercules: The Legendary Journeys. For the versatile actor, the chance of filming The Chronicles of Riddick in Canada will cast him into the arena several of his former Shortland Street mates are enjoying. Also starring in the thriller is Englishman Linus Roache, son of Coronation Street stalwart William Roache aka Ken Barlow, who has also forged a highly successful acting career in his own right. www.humina.com /kurban/articles/newidea2003.html   (691 words)

Dream Archetypes In DESTINY This approach helped to avoid any discussion over whether or not Xena actually met Caesar, and allowed me to concentrate on the dream's archetypal symbols and their interpretation. I wrote the article as a presentation delivered in 40 BCE by a certain Carljungus, who represents Dr. Carl Jung. The following is a translation of a papyrus scroll containing one of what seems to have been a series of lectures presented in Athens around 40 BCE by the eminent, Carljungus. www.whoosh.org /issue18/lafleur4a.html   (691 words)

On Linking Caesar and Xena The story tellers of the time incorporated Caesar into their mythology by making him the son of the Fairy Queen Brunehaut, and also the husband of Morgan le Fay. It is reasonable to expect that men of the historical magnitude of Caesar and Alexander would have whole mythologies built around them. When we apply this concept to mythology, we are trying to prove whether a story is true folklore or whether it has been fabricated. www.whoosh.org /issue17/lashmar2.html   (2536 words)

On Linking Caesar and Xena In this poem we are introduced to the Fairy King Oberon, who is the son of Julius Caesar and Morgan le Fay, and who also is a cousin of Jesus. Oberon has decreed that Huon will succeed him as King of Faerie and he gives Huon his own immortality, but after Oberon is gone, King Arthur (who is residing in Avalon) demands that he be made king instead of Huon. There are two versions of the story, in one version, Oberon dies in his sleep, and Jesus carries him into Heaven; and in the other version, the gates of Heaven open, and the living Oberon enters. www.whoosh.org /issue17/lashmar2.html   (2536 words)

FILMINK - Australia's Essential Movie Magazine: Film news, movie reviews, video & DVD releases, film industry information Australian & international etc To date, Urban is perhaps most well known for two very different roles: as Julius Caesar on TV’s Xena: Warrior Princess, and as The Sweeper, a too-tough bouncer with a surprisingly sensitive side in the New Zealand-shot international production Heaven, opposite Martin Donovan. For his role as a fierce warrior leader, Urban obviously couldn’t do any actual research, though the precision and expanse of the film made it easy for him to get into character, as did his hours of training in horse riding and sword fighting. New Zealand actor Karl Urban got to live a dream when he was cast in The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers, and he tells FILMINK’s Erin Free all about it. www.filmink.com.au /search/displayarticle.asp?article_id=1162   (597 words)

AmazonBon's Xena Disclaimers and Dialogue -- Ides of March Callisto returns (no surprise there) from Hell to tempt Xena to give up her Way and see to it that Caesar becomes all that he can be. AmazonBon's Xena Disclaimers and Dialogue -- Ides of March Amarice: "You're not gonna try to make peace with that slime, are you?" amazonbon.tripod.com /ides.html   (445 words)

"The Ides of March" Eli and Amarice have escaped with the rest of the prisoners, and Brutus is in attendance at the meeting called by Caesar. At one point, she goes down, and as she's about to be struck, Gabrielle saves her with a cool rope trick that she must have learned from watching Xena use her stock whip. Amarice tells him that the only real power is at the end of a sword. www.icubed.com /~ljg/ides.html   (2938 words)

FilmForce: Talking About The Price of Milk Directed by Harry Sinclair and starring Karl Urban and Danielle Cormack (best known to audiences worldwide for their work on Xena as Caesar and Ephiny, respectively), PoM is a surreal rural love story teeming with elements from just about every fairy tale imaginable. The latter is the case with The Price of Milk, a nifty little romantic oddball comedy that has recently surfaced from New Zealand. I think the thing about The Price of Milk is it's not a film that's aiming to please everybody. filmforce.ign.com /articles/057/057842p1.html   (2938 words)

On Linking Caesar and Xena Benoit de Sainte-Maure was a French writer who lived in the mid-12th century. Benoit is credited with being first to place the ancient stories within a Medieval context. The deeds of Charlemagne and his knights accounted for hundreds of stories during the Middle Ages and a rich folklore was developed based on the stories. whoosh.org /issue17/lashmar2.html   (2938 words)

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