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AVE CAESAR! ROMA AETERNA!

@@magyarorszaguszofiu9945 veni,vidi,vici

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@@magyarorszaguszofiu9945 ROMA AETERNA EST!

@@foxboiii96 ROMA CAP MUNDI!!!!

As a brit i do say they were the best thing to ever happen to western civilisation

​@@SirOswaldMosley. there should be reparations for the few people ith aquiline noses that are left , after they were killed as saints and then has their culture appropriated by everyone else.

Like sim shady y of eminen

He gave too much clemency and embraced killers

I traced my father's Scottish pedigree, led to Flavius Magnus Maximus and thereby him. He is my 67th forefather. Much honor. I actually wept seeing him die, despite it's fictional recreation.

here i am :)

Very true.

Impelle Caesar! Ave Iesus Christus! Rex Carli et terrae, nunc et semper!

Non Ave marry

Teşekkür ederim.

@@juexo7389 gansta paraise gazamı getiriyo yoksa banamı öyle :D

Legio Invicta

Legio aeterna vitrix!

Potestisne latına loquari

Habemus Romam

+Oğlum, Servilla nerde? -Haa, onu fuhuş zindanına götürdüler.

O sırada üvey oğlunun(yeğeni) dalmaçyadan romaya geçtiğini gören brütüs: 😳

Ariler barbardı

@No Kafa medeniyet kardeşim medeniyet!!!!

​@@PredatorPeyami Ariler Hint-Avrupalıdır. Bu kapsamaya Barbarlarda latinlerde hintlilerde girer. Bu millet aynı ırktan gelmektedir.

guarda che i romani si chiamano latini perche abitavano il lazio che in antico si chiamava latium

Filmora

Julius caesar 2002 yaz çıkar

I was Caesar....you are mistaken

I am the real caesar. I am the hindu demigod Lord Indra, King of the angels in this universe. Hare Krishna

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@@juexo7389 keşke ingilizcem olsa :(

Otomatik altyazı açabilirsin

Öyleyse yıkıl sezar SEZAR

Senator Cem Toker

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When he got old for life in 44, the idea arose that he would establish a monarchist regime instead of a republican administration. Unwilling to accept this, the aristocrats started preparations to become Cassius with Brutus. B.C. They killed Caesar, who was going to a senate meeting on the 15th of March in 44.

I don't know if the show addressed it, but beyond the perception of his Populist tactics ( _Populares_ was one of the three factions that had developed over time in Roman politics- the third faction, the 'Moderates' were less official, & more nebulous in their numbers & allegiances. By the Caesar's time, Cicero was known as a leading moderate) - which others before him had certainly employed (like his uncle-by-marriage, Marius- & Marius' one-time ally, & later great rival, Sulla- in fact, Sulla supposedly said he, 'Saw many a Marius in Caesar' - & ironically, his persecution of a young Caesar {as an individual connected to Marius} ultimately made the latter's military future possible, after depriving Caesar of his inheritance- & an office that would have precluded any connection to the army, or even ability to leave the city) - & the wealth that his military victories poured into the city, were slowly, but surely buying the support of the people for any & all of his actions. This was also paired with the strong belief that- though he had pointedly refused a crown, earlier- he *had* adopted certain aspects of dress that had been reserved for the old Kings of Rome; like red boots, a chair with a back in the Senate (a 'throne'), & the _toga picta_ (previously only meant for triumphs, after the establishment of the Republic). He also had the title, 'Dictator' (a legitimate title given to a general in time of extreme emergency in Rome, but only limited to 6 months, traditionally) bestowed on him multiple times- & later was able to be acclaimed 'Dictator for Life' - essentially that was as good as _Rex_ / 'King', in the minds of the _Optimates_ (ultra-conservatives)... It also wasn't lost on the clique-ish Senate, that Caesar had also increased the numbers of the Senate, through raising both common people, & allied foreign leaders from Gaul to the office, supposedly as a means of rewarding them for their loyalty- meaning these people would owe their position (& their votes) to Caesar, not to the senatorial institution & official election. The reason the conspirators elected to act- when they did in the end, however - was because he was planning a campaign against Parthia (the ground where many had, & would continue to be smashed)- & the conspirators feared that, if he won there- he *would* be able to become king, unquestionably. And he couldn't be let leave the city, & take possession of his army. There were some 60 senators who would be involved in the plot- however, Caesar only had 20 or so wounds- with little more than half of them being substantial, & only one proving fatal- according to the historical autopsy. Just goes to show you: in any given group-project, there are the people who do their share, & there'll always be some who coast on the efforts of others, lol...