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What Happened to All the Roman Conspirators After Julius Caesar's Death?

What Happened to All the Roman Conspirators After Julius Caesar's Death?

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The Death of Julius Caesar. What does the saying Beware the Ides of March! mean? It refers to the day - March 15, 44 BCE - on which Gaius Julius Caesar, a one-time dictator of ancient Rome, was murdered. His grisly assassination was legendary. But just as infamous were the conspirators behind one of the most well-known deaths in history. So just who had Julius Caesar killed?
Date: 2022-12-29

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He raised crows and got his eyes gauged out. The conspirators had they survived and had Anthony and Octavian not been able to get revenge, the republic would have produced another civil war some time after. The problem with the roman republic was the lack of constitutional response to a dictatorship with overwhelming military power. How would power return to the institutions of the republic? There was no answer to this and that power created a principate. The kind of thing romans vowed to never allow again after they ended the monarchy. That is an actual warning to modern democracies.
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Why should Ceasar get to stomp around like a giant. while the rest of us try not to get SMOOSHED under his BIG FEET. ? What's so great about Ceasar. huh. I mean Brutus is just as cute as Ceasar. okay. Brutus is just as smart as Ceasar. ppl totally like Brutus just as much as they like Ceasar and when did it became OK for one person to be the boss of everybody huh. BCUZ THAT IS NOTT WHAT ROME IS ABOUT. WE SHOULD TOTALLY JUST STAB CEASAR! -Gretchen Wiener. who finally cracked!
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I would like to know if the one third, two thirds, three thirds divide of the american revolution is really true. I have heard that the official history that one third was pro, another third was ney, and the last third being neutral is actually a myth. It just justifies the am revolution. But in reality, 10 percent or less actually wanted independence. But our history books don't say that because of the irony of it all.
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He was Caesars right hand man during the conquest of Gaul
No. No he was not. That was undoubtedly Titus Labienus. Albinus was a junior member of legates, so still inner circle and Caesar really loved him (like a son he is report to have said) but not really the guy Caesar would turn to in a crisis. You guys do get a ton of details wrong or told so quickly that it skips important details.

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The assassination of Julius Caesar made him a martyr, but it was very unfair to kill him in such an inhuman and merciless way. those conspirators got what they deserved. not be confused with Karma, ' It has nothing to do with this, they received such a fate because they invited trouble themselves without fully measuring its consequences'.
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The Senate thought killing Caesar would make the people of Rome happier but upon revealing Caesar's last will, it reveals how much Caesar was so caring to the people of Rome which made the people enraged to the Senate and hailed Caesar as a saint.
Sure Caesar was a tyrant to politics, but he was a hero of the people, Hail Caesar!

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Let's be honest I very much doubt these senators were honourable men who did it for the good of Rome as we have been told they claimed, they more likely did it for their own power. History indicates that Roman senators were no different to our politicians today and were mostly concerned with their own positions and wealth.
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Be against a man to his face rather than rule as a coward.
Even God was against them clearly.
that is the fate for cowards, snitches, and those that Rick of betrayal, they got what they deserve, I like the ancient world, there was no survival for snitches and cowards. unlike today where cowards rule.

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What happened to the Romans in the UK I can tell you exactly where the Romans went well they lived in big castles it came out of the Castles do you want to know who they are today and you don't know who is are authority today Babergh Council the government that is where your Romans are gone
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Julius Caesar's first non military appointment was when he was elected pontiff maximus which is the Roman high priest and killing him was sacrilege, blasphemy, and heretical.
A big reason why he was deified at his funeral

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Brutus: Let's kill Caesar because he's seizing all the power to himself. Let's not seize the power for ourselves and do it solely for the republic.
makes coins to commemorate the event and puts himself on the coin

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Assassins are not heros and earned thier grizzly demise. Their claiming love for the republic is a bold faced lie. Greed and selfish interests propelled their evil deeds. Corrupt Roman Senate served themselves not Rome.
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The one and only time a military man rose to dictator then assassinated and the people, the common everyday people rose up to hunt down and kill everyone who took part in the conspiracy.
Just think about that.

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1: 22 - Okay Let's be real here:
Caesars Last words were most likely: Ow. Followed by some drawn out wheezing and groaning in Pain.
It was probably more Cacophonous and Clattery than it was Vocal or Verbal

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Honestly before I even watch this I hope they all f died well before they naturally would of.
He wasn't always the greatest person, but he helped the poor he helped Rome, I don't think he deserve to die.

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this is how language is lost. Its pronounce Kaezar like HRE says kaizer. Even in hebrew its pronounce Khaizar. If it pronounce scissor it should spelt CeAsar not CAesar
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Julias caesar was not a Dictator. Not even a greedy ruller. Because peoples loved him. He was a real knight. So in this video is biased on behalf of Brutas and his allies.
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If the conspirators aren't seen as a hero for killing Julius caesar
Why is caesar seen as a hero for killing other people out there? See the irony? It's so hypocritical

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Biggest travesty in history. Idiotas. The dumass cia an mafia hit on kennedy was a joke. An the killing of the czars family was demented an disgusting!
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The painting you show as Abiorix surrendering to Caesar is actually a painting of Vercingetorix surrendering to Caesar. lol a lot of dudes surrendered to this guy.
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