Julius Caesar - Real Faces - Roman History - Brutus - Cassius 

Well said 👍 The same here 😁

I see guys like this in the US all the time

We are their direct descendants.

You know the celts were not the italic native people right?

Well the Romans were Italians

@@maassrddd My dear, what about Piedmont, Aosta Valley, Liguria, Lombardy…? Celts were here before the Romans arrived. I mean history first! In our peninsula there were different populations, you should know that. Think of Etruscans in Central Italy for instance. Obviously Romans spread along the Empire, especially with latest immigrations from Southern to Northern Italy. I took a dna test and uploaded the data on a site which is called my true ancestry. I got chills. We have been so mistreated and mislabelled for years that we didn’t even know who we actually were at some point. Do it! Believe me. I am 80% Roman, 88% Southern European if you add the percentage of Ancient Greeks (I was expecting it to be higher because my father is from Southern Italy, while my mum is from North-West Italy). Then I got small percentages from 0.5 to 0.1 and they were Illyrians, Gallo-Romans, Franks, Thuringii… all people that lived here, so you see a cake that is mainly Roman and then all teeny tiny of smallest pieces of populations that lived here. I got chills because I knew those populations, I studied them, but I am definitely Italian. No matter where my parents are from. I belong this place.

received hairline to about the centre of his head but he never went skinhead.

Will do!

How about cardinal woolsey, Sir Thomas More, Saint Thomas A Becket,, Merlin, Lancelot, Maid Marion, Robin Hood, Morgan Le Fay? I know they were fiction, but I'd love to see what they looked like; and I doubt that Mark Anthony looked like Marlon Brando!

Well, he DID DO WELL WITH THE LADIES of his time. You are like those ancients, which is cool!

I wish I could but the earliest paintings about them was almost three centuries after they lived, mostly inspired by the faces of holy men who lived in Syria-Palestine. So they wouldn't be an accurate depiction of them.

Sadly, Octavian likely learned that lesson from his great-uncle's death. Better safe than sorry.

@@illerac84 It's why he died at age 76 almost 77 a nonviolent death, instead of being carved up!

@@jonathancummings6400 Absolutely. Kill all your enemies and those close to them, live for another 45-50 years, bring peace, and be remembered as a benevolent leader that brought stability and glory.

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@@Canev821 Salve.

Hey, watch out for the Brutus guy. He looks like trouble.

You're not *Gaius* Juluis Caesar, you're *Giaus* an imposter!

We can do one better with such historical figures: we have bones, and DNA 🧬 , that said, only late-mediæval monarchs had likenesses captured by artists that survive into our time.

Hi, I'm Italian and I must say that not only the month of July has the name of Caesar, all many months of the year have names of Roman emperors or important people. the month of August is so called in honor of Octavian "Augustus" this because the calendar discovered and used by the Romans to count the temple is still used today. just as even today, all of Europe and the West use the Roman alphabet, the Roman calendar, Christianity, a religion proclaimed official by Rome, the Roman legal system, etc ... European and Western society was formed thanks to Rome. The roots of the west are Greek, but its trunk and branches are Roman. Today the West is Rome, that's why Rome will never die, because she forged her eternal glory in the Western world.

Rome has shaped Europe so powerfully that today everyone lives like Romans. And the children of Rome have followed in the footsteps of their father, Rome lives throughout the West, Julius Caesar had said that the glory of Rome would be eternal.

@@antoniospano8006 Yep, modern Western Civilization is but a more evolved version of the 400's A.D. Christian Western Roman Civilization. I will argue that we are Western Romans culturally.

@@jonathancummings6400 yes, the Western world and its culture are Roman, you, me, and all of us who are Westerners are children of Roman culture.

@@antoniospano8006 I totally agree..our backbone is Roman...our historical , religious and cultural heritage is Roman I would even go as far as saying that some consider their soul to be a bit Roman too!

Το "Ρωμαικο Εθιμο" είναι το μαλλί και το γένι πάνω από τον ώμο. Ο Βρουτος στο νόμισμα του "Eid Mar" είναι με γένι.

So keepin n killin slaves r ok for u?

Well said

Sure thing ☺️

Or lower the volume.

Caesar to soothsay.. "the Ides of march have come". Soothsay to Caesar "aye Caesar but not gone" the rest his history.

i think he had a received hairline to about the centre top of his head but never shaved it all off.

I like it but I still like Ciarán Hinds acting of ceaser if its going to be dramatized into a film/show his face commands respect and fear alike

No Ceaser look like Italian football defeneder Giorgio Chillieni