Dictator Perpetuus

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Dictator Perpetuus is a Latin phrase meaning "Dictator in perpetuity," or dictator for life. Also see Roman dictator. It was given as a title to Gaius Julius Caesar in 44 B.C. (the same year in which he was later assassinated) in respect to Rome.


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