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On the evening of April 17, Zheng, the principal criminal of a huge network pyramid selling case in the guise of "blockchain", was escorted back to Xi'an by Xi'an police from Shanghai, and the "4.5" huge network pyramid selling case was solved

It is reported that since August last year, Xi'an Public Security Bureau has carried out large-scale crackdown and rectification of pyramid schemes for five times, with a total police force of 12000, destroyed 1058 pyramid schemes, ecated and repatriated more than 3000 participants in pyramid schemes, and rescued 30 college students and other deceived people

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now these currencies are the most unreliable.

3. Is it true that pyramid schemes are suspected of illegal fund-raising. It is recommended to call the police.

4. Be careful, don't want to believe in the pie. If you join in the form of membership, you have to pay es or buy high priced procts. It is in line with the characteristics of pyramid selling to draw high profits from it by pulling people's hair off the line.

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6. Caesar's palace is closed. My sister just opened a family. Please take care of her

7. Caesar's replacement method is to arrange the plaintext and ciphertext alphabet. The ciphertext alphabet means to move the plaintext alphabet to a fixed number of positions to the left or right. For example, when the offset is shifted 3 to the left (the decryption key is 3):
plaintext alphabet: abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
ciphertext alphabet: defghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzabc
when used, the encryptor looks up the location of each letter in the plaintext alphabet and writes down the corresponding letter in the ciphertext alphabet. The person who needs to decrypt will reverse the operation according to the known key in advance to get the original plaintext. For example:
plaintext: the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
ciphertext: WKH txlfn eurzq IRA mxpsv ryhu WKH ODCB GRJ
the encryption and decryption methods of Caesar encryption method can also be calculated through the mathematical method of congruence. First, replace the letters with numbers, a = 0, B = 1,..., z = 25. In this case, the encryption method with offset n is:
en (x) = (x + n) mod26 {& # 92; displaystyle E_{ n}(x)=(x+n)\ Mod 26}
decryption is:
DN (x) = (X & 8722; n)mod26{\ displaystyle D_{ n}(x)=(x-n)\ mod 26}

8. It also causes all people, big and small, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hand or on their forehead. They shall not do business except those who are marked, who have animal names, or who have the number of animal names. Here is wisdom: whoever has understanding can count the number of beasts; For this is the number of men, and its number is six hundred and sixty-six
(Revelation 13:16-18 and NIV) I think the mark itself is more important than the number. Who does the mark represent? Does it belong to Christ or Satan? Money belongs to the state. According to Jesus, it is Caesar's Jesus said, "then the things of Caesar shall be given to Caesar; God's things belong to God. " At that time, the Pharisees went out to discuss how to frame him for what he said. They sent their disciples to Jesus with the Herodians, saying, "master, we know that you are an honest man and speak the word of God honestly. You do not show partiality to anyone, because you do not look at the appearance of people. Please tell us, what's your opinion? Is it OK to pay taxes to Caesar? " Jesus saw their malice and said, "Why tempt me, hypocrites? Show me the tax money! " They gave him a silver coin. Jesus said, "whose is this image and this trumpet?" They said, "Caesar's." Jesus said, "then the things of Caesar shall be given to Caesar; God's things belong to God. " When they heard this, they were amazed and left him
(Matthew 22:15-22 and NIV)

9. Gaius Julius Caesar & sup1 Latin: Gaius iulius Caesar & sup2;, From July 12, 102 BC to March 15, 44 BC), or Caesar the great, was an outstanding military commander and statesman at the end of the Roman Republic<

Caesar was born in the nobility, and successively held the posts of financial officer, chief priests, Grand Justices, consuls, supervisors, dictators and so on. In the first 60 years, he secretly formed the first three alliance with Pompeii and Crassus, and then became the governor of Gaul. It took eight years to conquer the whole territory of Gaul (about the present France), and also attacked Germany and Britain. In the first 49 years, he led the army to occupy Rome, defeated Pompeii, and put great power in one body to exercise dictatorship. The Julian calendar was made<

Caesar was assassinated by a member of Parliament led by Marcus Brutus 44 years ago. After Caesar, his nephew and adopted son Octavian defeated Antony to create the Roman Empire and became the first emperor<

birth
Caesar was born in Rome on July 12, 102 BC. He was born in a pure aristocratic family environment in both paternal and matrilineal aspects, so he was well sheltered

among his immediate family members, many of them have served as consuls and justices. His uncle, Sextus Julius, was promoted to the position of consul in 91 B.C. and his Aunt Julia married the famous Mallory. His father served as a financial officer, chief justice and governor of Asia Minor before and after the first 100 years. Such a remarkable life experience doomed Caesar to obtain at least a similar position as an administrator in the future

Caesar's mother, orelia, is also from the powerful oreli Kota family. Caesar's grandfather Lucius Aurelius Kota also served as consul in 119 years ago. Especially at the beginning of Caesar's career, his grandfather's consistent support and response to every request made Caesar get strong support<

later, Caesar also tried to create a sacred genealogy for himself: according to legend, Romulus, the founder of the city of Rome, was descended from Aeneas, the Trojan prince born to the Trojan hero Anchises and the goddess Aphrodite (Venus of the Roman). The son of Aeneas, Askani, also known as julus, Caesar abused etymology and took him as the ancestor of his own clan (Julius), thus asserting that he was a descendant of Venus< The situation of Caesar's early years, especially his ecation, has not been very clear e to the lack of information. We know that, like any young Roman nobleman of his time, Caesar was influenced by his mother until he was seven years old. In addition, according to tradition, after learning letters, numbers and Latin (in addition, we also know that Caesar was proficient in Greek), Caesar should learn to speak and debate under the guidance of eloquence teachers; In addition, he has to learn basic knowledge of philosophy and law; Finally, as all noble children have to do, they should receive ecation in military technology, including reading all kinds of books on history, siege and tactics, and participating in all kinds of military sports training< At the age of 7, Caesar was sent to a school specially for the training of noble children. In school, Caesar's literature, history, geography and other subjects are always praised by teachers. He is lively, cheerful and quick witted. To the teacher's surprise, he has endless questions to ask and always wants to break the casserole. When Caesar was a child, what he admired most was his uncle, Marlowe. He often pestered his uncle to tell him the story of his going out to war. Caesar's mother believed that her son was not ordinary, so she strengthened her ecation to him. Caesar did not live up to his mother's expectations. He read a lot and made progress in his studies. His articles were very well written. When he was a teenager, he published the merits of Hercules and the tragedy Oedipus. He loved the ancient Greek culture, especially the classical Greek literature. In addition to literature, Caesar also likes sports. He is proficient in horse riding, fencing and so on. He is muscular and strong< At the age of 15, according to Roman custom, Caesar began to wear alt white robes<

conflict with Sura
in 86 BC and 84 BC, the leaders of the popular faction of the Senate, Mario and zinna, died one after another. The former was Caesar's uncle, while the latter had nominated Caesar as the priest of Jupiter, and Caesar was regarded as his ex officio supporter because of his kinship and other reasons. Although Caesar suddenly lost two protectors, he also gained the freedom to engage in a certain profession and achieve great achievements. In 84 BC, Caesar married Cornelia, the daughter of Qina. The marriage not only brought him a daughter, Yulia, but also won the support of members of the Senate popular group

in 82 years ago, Sula, an autocrat who won the civil war and was supported by the elite members of the Senate, asked Caesar to divorce Cornelia. But Caesar chose to refuse and left Rome cautiously. With the help of relatives and friends, Caesar avoided the threat of exile and death. Although Sura later succumbed to all kinds of favorable pressure on the young Caesar and condoned the latter, Caesar still thought it more prudent to stay away from Rome<

he went to the East for the first time
Caesar lived in the east from 82 BC to 79 BC, and went to Asia Minor with Marcus Terentius Varro Lucullus in 81 BC. After arriving in Asia Minor, he soon accepted a mission: to search for ships in bitilia. Nicomede, king of pesonia, had promised to supply ships to Rome, but he refused to do so. The fledgling Caesar successfully completed this task. Perhaps it was too complete, and his opponents began to rumor that it was the unusual charm of the Roman emissary that made the cunning King obedient. Although it was only an episode, it gave people the impression that Caesar was gay, and the influence was long-term, so that his soldiers (according to Suetonius) called his commander "the man of all women, the woman of all men" in a triumphal victory a long time later

in the first 80 years, Caesar went to mitilai with his army. In the battle, Caesar showed extraordinary military and diplomatic talents, and won the crown for his bravery. From 79 to 78 years ago, he also took part in the fight against the Pirates of chiliqiya<

return to Rome
seventy eight years before Sula died, Caesar returned to Rome after several years' absence. In the past few years, he did not do much. He seldom cared about politics. He just defended himself or his supporters in court or sued as a defender. For example: in the first 78 years, after the failure of consul lepid's rebellion, he asked for the pardon of his supporters; 77 years ago, he sued his political opponent Dorabella for corruption; 76 years ago, he defended the Greeks and fought against Gaius Antonius<

he went to the East again
but Caesar didn't stick to it. In the first 76 years, he set foot on the journey to the East again. In 75 BC, he was in Rhode Island, under the door of Apollonius, son of Millon and eloquent master. During the journey, he was hijacked by pirates of kirikiya. The latter demanded a ransom of 20 talents. Caesar laughed at them for not knowing who they had caught and asked the pirates for 50 Tarrant. During the 38 days waiting for ransom, he had to stay with the pirates. He joked to them that after being released, they must all be put on the cross. When he was released, the first thing he did was to organize a fleet and capture all the pirates who hijacked him. Maybe it's because the pirates were nice to them. Caesar cut their throats before crucifying them in order to relieve their pain< In 74 years ago, Caesar returned to Rome and soon succeeded his uncle Aurelius COTA to become a priest. In the first 72 years, he won the first elected low-level post - the military protector - the lowest rank in the Roman system. However, e to the lack of information, it is not clear whether Caesar participated in the suppression of the slave uprising led by Spartak (73-71 years ago)<

financial officer
in the first 70 years, Caesar, 32 years old, participated in the election again and was successfully elected as the financial officer in the first 69 years. This position is the first official position in the Roman official system, and only those over 30 years old can participate in the election. The term of office is one year, and the winner will automatically be qualified as a member of the Senate. Caesar went to Spain 69 years ago as deputy governor and in charge of the finance of the province

ring the trial tour in various Spanish cities, one day, I saw a statue of Alexander the great in the temple of heculis. I thought that Alexander had conquered the world at his age, but he had done nothing. I couldn't help feeling so much that I asked to be relieved of his post and left Spain< After returning to Rome, Caesar was appointed the title of "administrator of the avenue of Appia" in the first 66 years to be responsible for the maintenance of this thoroughfare connecting Rome and Brindisi. Later in the year, he offered himself to be the new city official of the following year and was elected<

similar to today's mayors, the ancient Roman city magistrates were mainly responsible for the construction and maintenance of the city's public facilities (especially the temples), the management of the market and other aspects of Roman daily life. And the job was seen as very difficult, because the city magistrate was also responsible for organizing one of the most popular Roman sports, the race course. However, the funding for this activity is very limited, but if the city magistrate wants to take a step further in his political career, he must dedicate a grand competition for the whole city of Rome, which means that the city magistrate himself has to pay for it<

in order to please the common people, Caesar provided many fascinating competitions for the public, built or rebuilt many impressive public buildings, and ended his one-year term as a city magistrate with great honor, but he went bankrupt. He is in debt of hundreds of talents (about millions of euros in current currency), which seriously threatens his future political career<

in the first 63 years, Cicero, a famous orator, was the consul of Rome. He chose to cooperate with the elites in the Senate and broke with the common people in Rome. As a result, he appeared to be doing nothing ring his tenure. Caesar, on the other hand, was victorious

at this time, Quintus caecilius Metellus Pius, the chief priest of Rome, died, and Caesar proposed to run for election. Although Caesar had been heavily in debt because of the huge expenditure of the term of the city magistrate and bribery of election, so that he vowed to go home as the priesthood on the election day, otherwise he would never go home, Caesar was still successfully elected to this life-long position with great honor and authority<

later in the same year, Caesar was given another post of justice. This position

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The situation of Caesar's early years, especially his ecation, has been unclear e to the lack of information. Like any young Roman nobleman of that time, Caesar was influenced by his mother until he was seven years old

In addition, according to tradition, after learning letters and numbers and Latin (and we also know that Caesar was proficient in Greek), Caesar should learn to speak and debate under the guidance of eloquence teachers

In addition, he has to learn basic knowledge such as philosophy and law; Finally, like all noble children, they received ecation in military technology, including reading all kinds of books on history, siege and tactics, and participating in all kinds of military sports training

At the age of

7, Caesar was sent to a special school to train noble children. In the school, Caesar's literature, history, geography and other subjects are always praised by teachers. He is lively, cheerful and quick witted. To the teacher's surprise, he has endless questions to ask and always wants to break the casserole to the end

When Caesar was a child, what he admired most was his uncle, Marlowe. He often pestered his uncle to tell him the story of his going out to war. Caesar's mother believed that her son was not ordinary, so she strengthened her ecation to him. Caesar did not live up to his mother's expectations. He read a lot and made progress in his studies. His articles were very well written. When he was a teenager, he published the merits of Hercules and the tragedy Oedipus

he loved the ancient Greek culture, especially the classical Greek literature. In addition to literature, Caesar also likes sports. He is proficient in horse riding, fencing and so on. He is muscular and strong

At the age of

15, according to Roman custom, Caesar began to wear alt white robes

In 86 BC and 84 BC, the leaders of the popular faction of the Senate, Mario and Zinner, died one after another. The former was Caesar's uncle, while the latter nominated Caesar as the priest of Jupiter, and Caesar was regarded as a natural supporter of Mario because of his kinship and other reasons. Although Caesar suddenly lost two protectors, he also gained the freedom to engage in a certain profession and achieve great achievements

In 84 years ago, Caesar married Cornelia, the daughter of Zinner. The marriage not only brought him a daughter, Yulia, but also won the support of members of the Senate popular group

In 82 years ago, Sula, the dictator who won the civil war and was supported by the elite members of the Senate, asked Caesar to divorce Cornelia. But Caesar chose to refuse and left Rome cautiously

With the help of relatives and friends, Caesar avoided the threat of exile and death. Although later, Sura succumbed to all kinds of favorable pressure on the young Caesar and forgiven the latter (it is said that when Sura agreed to forgive Caesar, she once said to his subordinates who interceded for Caesar: "you know, this young man will be a little more terrible than horse!"), But Caesar still thought it was more prudent to stay away from Rome

From 82 BC to 79 BC, Caesar lived in the East and went to Asia Minor with Marcus Terentius Varro Lucullus in 81 BC. After arriving in Asia Minor, he soon accepted a mission: to search for ships in bitinia. Nicomedes, king of bitinia, had promised to supply ships to Rome, but he refused to do so

Caesar, who was just born, successfully completed this task. Perhaps it was completed too well, and his opponents began to rumor that it was the unusual charm of the Roman emissary that made the cunning King obedient

although this is only an episode, it gives people the impression that Caesar is gay, and the influence is so long-term that his soldiers (according to suvitonius) called his commander "all women's men, all men's women" in a triumphal victory a long time later

in the first 80 years, Caesar went to mitilai with the army. In the battle, Caesar showed extraordinary military and diplomatic talents and won the laurel for his bravery. From 79 to 78 years ago, he also took part in the fight against the Pirates of chiliqiya

In 78 years before returning to Rome, Sula died and Caesar returned to his hometown, which had been away for several years. During his leisure time in his home in Rome, Caesar did not do much. He seldom cared about politics. He just defended himself and his supporters in court as a lawyer

For example, in the first 78 years, after the failure of the consul lepid's rebellion, Caesar asked to pardon his supporters; 77 years ago, he sued his political opponent Dorabella for corruption; 76 years ago, he defended the Greeks and confronted Gaius Antonius in court

However, Caesar did not persist. In the first 76 years, he set foot on the journey to the East again. In 75 BC, he studied eloquence under Apollonius, son of milong in Rhode Island

ring the journey, he was hijacked by the Pirates of chiriqiya, who extorted a high ransom of 20 talents from his family. Caesar satirized the pirates who did not know their identity, and asked the pirates to ask for at least 50 Tarrant. After 38 days of waiting for ransom, he was imprisoned by the pirates, but he said that after his release, he must crucify all the pirates

the pirates thought it was just his joke and treated Caesar as well as before

The first thing Caesar did after his release was to keep his promise. He organized a fleet to attack the pirate base and successfully captured all the pirates who hijacked him, and sentenced them to be crucified. But because the pirates were kind to him, Caesar cut off their windpipes before crucifying their bodies in order to alleviate their pain

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Gaius Julius Caesar (Latin: Gaius Julius Caesar, July 100-march 15, 44 B.C.), the military commander and politician at the end of the Roman Republic, was the key figure in the transformation of the Roman republic system to the Roman Empire, known as Caesar the great in European history, and the dictator of the Roman Republic. He is also the author of Latin prose

Caesar was born in the nobility, and served successively as treasurer, high priest, high judge, consul, inspector, dictator and so on. In the first 60 years, he secretly formed the first three alliance with Pompeii and Crassus, and then became the governor of Gaul. It took him eight years to conquer the whole territory of Gaul (now France), and also attacked Germany and Britain. In 49 BC, he led the army to occupy Rome, defeated Pompeii, and established the Julian calendar

in 44 years ago, Caesar was assassinated by members of the Senate led by Pluto. After Caesar, his nephew and adopted son Octavian defeated Antony to create the Roman Empire and became the first emperor (Latin: Emperor)

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influence and evaluation

Caesar was the founder of the Roman Empire, so some historians regarded him as the uncrowned emperor of the Roman Empire, known as Caesar the great. Some historians even regard him as the first emperor of the Roman Empire, and regard the day when he became a lifelong dictator as the birth day of the Roman Empire. As far as the influence is concerned, the Roman monarch takes his name "Caesar" as the title of emperor; Later, the monarchs of the German Empire and the Russian Empire also took "Caesar" as the title of emperor

czar in Russian (Russian: царь The word "sand" comes from the ancient Roman Title Caesar (Russian: Caesar), царь It has the meaning of "emperor". The Chinese name is translated as "tsar" in half tone and half meaning

Caesar and Cicero are regarded as the two great writers of Latin literature by later generations. Caesar left a large number of personal letters and articles, but because Augustus deified Caesar as a God King, most of his works were destroyed; At present, Caesar's main handed down works are his memoirs of the war, which are still used as Latin textbooks by Western schools because of his high level of writing

the battle of Gaul, the inner war, the battle of Alexandria, the battle of Africa, the battle of Spain, the exploits of Hercules and Oedipus