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This piece portrays the power that vigilance, prudence, and bravery can have over any obstacle; Caesar's foresight, meticulous planning, and courageous acts (such as leading a decisive cavalry charge into the Gallic rear, routing the enemies) on the battlefield allowed him to persevere through three-to-one odds. His loyalty to the Republic was shown in this great victory over Rome's enemies,  allowing him to oust the Republic's internal enemies while maintaining the respect of all.

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Vercingetorix throws down his arms at the feet of Julius Caesar

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Vercingetorix throws down his arms at the feet of Julius Caesar

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This piece shows the rewards of  foresight and courage: Caesar stands victorious while his arrogant enemy is humiliated and executed.

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The piece warns against negligent/careless behaviour. Caesar was oblivious to the conspiracy, since his compassion only allowed him to see the good in people, which included enemies. The conspirators were even more thoughtless in that they thought they could get away with most unholy murder. In short, being vigilant and prepared can save one from an unexpected death.

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The conspirators here are portrayed as crazed and treacherous (neither prepared nor loyal) and thus all soon suffer quick deaths after revealing their true nature.

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Here we see different forms of loyalty and life; the crucified slaves live in servitude and social inferiority, but are loyal to the idea of rebellion and freedom; the Roman lives as a soldier and is loyal to the state and the existing social order.

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The Emperor Augustus Rebuking Cornelius Cinna for His Treachery

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The Emperor Augustus Rebuking Cornelius Cinna for His Treachery

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This piece epitomizes fidelity to benign authority represented by Imperator Caesar Divi Filius Augustus

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This one isn't related to Caesar, but it is related to aesthetic engagement (being "alive" and all that). The city lights look extremely vibrant and realistic, and the title "Endgame" implies that this piece is meant to portray life's potential.

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This piece demonstrates the power of loyalty: Caesar's faithful service to the people earned him their respect, and when Antony reminded the people of Caesar's great deeds, they rebelled against the oligarchy once more.

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This piece portrays winning and losing as part of life. Winning and losing often are influenced by the three feelings mentioned above, vigilance, preparedness, and courage.