"Busto di Giulio Cesare (Julius Cesar) or Caesar (102 - 44 AC) - Republican era ", 1708 Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Tuscany, Italy

The fame of Julius Caesar is perpetuated by the month "July" - Apparently during his romance with Cleopatra, she prevailed upon him to update the Roman calendar - Caesar declared several days as null (no name) to allow the Roman slower days computation to "catch-up" with the Egyptian calendar which was scientifically correct - the upgraded Roman Calendar became known as the "Julian" - another update was proclaimed by Pope Gregorius and is known as Gregorian calendar which is current.

Julius is also remember for exclaiming "et tu Brutus" ... expressing his sorrow to see his adopted son among the assassins that murdered him in the Pompeyan theater that stands to this day. Among lovers of pristine classic Latin, Cesar's book about his conquest of "Galia" and his exclamation "the die is cast" as he crossed the river Rubicon he is esteemed as one among the greatest writers. When his army became surrounded, he reacted by surrounding it and a decisive victory followed. 

In Medicine, cesarean section points to Cesar but it does not mean he was so delivered.