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@@marcobelli6856also because the pharaoh imprisoned him because he didnt want to support his side of the civil war he had with cleopatra because of pompeys beheading
He got captured by a group of pirates who would let him go for a ransom. Julius thought that the ransom was too cheap for someone like him. After he was freed he brought an army and crucified all the pirates
@@lagz_alot2452 I was going to add that, and about how he also sort of 'befriended' them and would drink and joke with them about how he was going to get revenge...but I wasn't sure if that was true or my brain exaggerating lol!
@@raggarbergmanonly to rise again in three days, perform many miracles and ascend straight to heaven without dying again. You may not be a Christian but watch your mouth. God will not be mocked.
@@ijustwanttosleep234 There is pretty much no proof of any gods. Abrahamic or other. And well if there is a god, he is doing a terrible job I can say of all the things I have seen and been trough myself. And before you play that card. No I don't blame your god the same way i don't blame Spiderman or Batman for childhood cancer, childhood meningitis and so on. But the things i have gone trough was the thing that made me question the existence of any gods and didn't find any evidence for them.
@@FatGremlinThose were apparently his words upon seeing the head of Pompey. He was one of the few men who Caesar genuinely respected and allied with him in the triumvate and always called him Magnus(the great)
When Caesar was ferrying his soldiers on a boat in a storm to get them across from Italy to Greece, he was warned by the Captain of the dangers and futility of such a task to which Caesar replied: "Fear not for you carry Caesar and his fortune" in a similar manner he was warned of the dangers of sailing at night in a storm to which he also replied: "Danger knows well that Caesar is more dangerous than he" 💀
While we may never know what Caesar had in store for Pompey, its actually very likely he would just pardon him as he had done to multiple of his enemies. It was a publicity stunt for him that worked quitd well, until the pardoned stabbed him of course
Untrue, Pompey was so respected by Cesar, he would have left him his status as a noble and all his riches. Of course Pompey wouldn't have any weight in the political theater or the control of an army. But that was considered the highest level of respect for a beaten enemy at the time.
Caesar loved to publoicly forgive his enemies. It made him look benveolent but also put the enemies having to grovel to Caesar for everything. Power play. But then some of them killed him so it turs out sometimes you can overthink things.
My favourite story about Julius Caesar is when he was kidnapped by pirates, held for ransom, and laughed at the ransom number because he thought it was too low and wanted them to increase it. He made them listen to his poetry and berated them if they complained. He threatened to crucify them and he did.
It wasn’t because he was Roman it was because he was beheaded something the Roman’s did to the lowest of criminals not respected generals. And he was his friend. Also he didn’t drown ptolomy, he drowned himself trying to run
It’s because Pompey wasn’t really his Enemy, Kato was. The one who put Pompey in charge of Romes military to stop Caesar. Caesar always knew Pompey was doing what he was told and knew he believed he was helping Rome. Caesar never saw Pompey as a permanent enemy, more like a temporary one.
no no no , Ceasar emulated Pompei, but on his own Ceasar rose up to prominence with his own wit, intelligence and wile. The first Triumverate showed his now stately status.
Moses didn’t drown. He wasn’t a Pharaoh either. I think you are talking about Ramses. He didn’t drown either. His army drowned in the Red Sea after Moses parted it.
@@Celeppilotyou blacks piss me off. Always trying to rewrite white people as blacks. Instead of doing that, why don’t y’all actually teach black history? Why aren’t y’all proud of the Nubians? Why aren’t y’all proud of the many western African empires?
During Sullas reign of terror, his men brought Ceasar before him. My man was so arrogant towards Sulla, yet Sulla didnt kill him. He knew Ceasar was the main character lmao.
This reminds me of the brothers I knew when I was growing up. The big brother often bullied his little brother. He belittled his brother, talked down to him, and showed him no respect whatsoever. It seemed as if nothing the little brother could do to gain respect from his big brother. When he found out his little brother was bullied by the other 3 students in his class. He didn't say a word, slowly stood up, and nonchalantly walked to his brother's class. He respectfully asked to talk to the 3 students who beat his brother to go outside and talk. They went out and faced him. Without a word, big brother started to beat those 3 fools, one of them had to go to hospital to get some stitches later. After they're all laying on the dirt, he said calmly, " he's my little brother, only I who have the right to bullied him. You must remember that. You touch him means you touch me, and I DON'T like to be touched." Later, I found out the reason why he treated his little brother so badly because he wanted his little brother to act more like a man, to have a backbone as someone may put it. For years, all he ever wanted was for his brother to fight back at him, or at least a talk back, a yell back...whatever, but it never happened. The little brother respected him too much to show any defiance. They both told each other about their long kept secret feelings years later, while holding each hand, just minutes before big brother passed away on his death bed.
Caeser was upset because he was denied the chance to offer Pompey forgiveness. Caeser was loved for his habit of giving people second chances and his kindness even aided him several times as soldiers would defect to his causes. Also, this occurred in Cartage, not Egypt.
the Battle of Pharsallus was the most painfull where 2 seasoned Roman Armies battled each other to death. the only thing was that Caesar led his army of legionaries and won.
The Egyptian King had no right to kill Pompei but the Romans had all the right to kill everyone. This goes to show how power can mentally derail anyone.
Egypt was the bread basket of the Roman Republic, the father of Cleopatra who was Ptolemy 12, also called Olates was good friends of Caesar himself, the very reason he took charge of Cleopatra as her ward.
Caesar didn't get rid of the Pharoh to avenge Pompei. He did it because Egypt was the breadbasket of the Mediterranean World and he preferred Cleopatra on the throne.
Caesar big alibi to invade Gaul, Helvetia, Germania ,etc was the threat of migrating refugees from wars in the north, and believe it or not, the lavish funerary ceremonies of the northern tribes driving the population in poor condition, to head south.
Plutarch is a reliable guide to what people of his time thought about motivations, and he has some charming anecdotes, but he’s far more of a character study than a rigorous historian.
Caesar was already against the Pharaoh since he sided with Cleopatra. Also, he was allegedly furious about Pompeii's death because he was a long time friend, family by marriage and a respectable opponent, not just because he was Roman. He died not on the battlefied but backstabbed by the pharaoh which wasn't a worthy death compared to the life he lived. Multiple theories also alleged that Caesar did it for political purposes, to keep his reputation clean and avoid suspicion.
To be fair, Caesar's reaction upon hearing Pompeii's assasination can be interpreted either as Roman arrogance of thinking that every other people is beneath them or as a political maneuver to show his political oppositors that he was still willing to let them return to the republic.
It’s one thing if Pompie was killed in battle against Egypt but Pompie came looking for refuge. And he was killed. Some writings say that Ceaser broke down in tears at the sigh of his former friend’s head. Others don’t state this, but it did lead to Ceaser siding with Cleopatra over her brother. He hated the Pharoah and so did Cleopatra. The enemy of my enemy is my friend (Cleopatra)
Pompey was also one of Caesar’s greatest allies. He was said to be silent, and wouldn’t look at the head of Pompey out of remorse for a fallen leader of Rome.
@@solisprime2669 Julius was basically saying that any woman who would be his wife shouldn't be under suspicion of any wrongdoing at all, as it would tarnish his own reputation. If his wife had cheated, it would have made him look weak as a man, so he wanted nothing to do with it and divorced her to save his own rep. He didn't want a wife whose name would be gossiped about in the streets, essentially.
@@SpScarletSpiderIt’s just ironic Caesar of all people would be worried about his wife damaging his reputation. Especially considering how much the senate already hated him. 😂
I dont know why but romans have lots of gigachads. Marcus furius camillus , marcus aurelius , Scipio Africanus, Lucius Cornelius Sulla, Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa that comes to mind. I think these mfs were eating something we dont. They were built different.
Civus Romanus was supposed to be the absolute protection from harassment or execution across the known world. Julius Caesar proved the wrath of Rome would visit any who harmed its citizens.
When shown pompey's head caesar was actually upset maybe because they were once friends and pompey had married caesars daughter or because he couldn't use the power move of sparing pompey post civil war to make himself look good. Romans loved clementia(mercy) and had caesar been able to take pompey back alive he would have won serious PR points, nonetheless avenging pompey and the rest of the business in the "egyptian campaign" helped caesar too
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Pompi was also his best friend and son in law, he was ordered to defend Rome against Caesar and he lost, he had friends in Egypt and they betrayed him and I think Caesar expected to bring pompi back to the fold
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Little did they Mention that the Pharaoh was a 10 year old boy 😂 the war also was not fought over Pompeii although he was furious he actually sided with the Pharaohs older sister and wife Cleopatra in a war that was already happening because Caesar viewed the boy as weak, incompetent and insulting.
Pharaon:Im gonna kill your enemy for you and give you his head as a gift because i see you as an ally and im gonna help you against your enemies! Caesar:THEN I DECLARE WAR ON YOU!!!!
As much as he's admired, rightfully so I should add, he is responsible for the blood of thousands and thousands and thousands ! Some believe a MILLION lives were lost by the Gauls alone! I think it was Caesar himself who said so.
the first one one based on situation, there he needs to be first to thrive. Rome was too far from his from his location at that point. It was not pride. With his wife, he just didn't one one-gina. With the pharaoh, he just used that as a reason to wipe out competition. There were not expressions of pride.
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ceasar's wife's name is CALPURNIA
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He didn't start a war against the Pharoah because they killed Pompei. He sided with Cleopatra who was already at war with her brother/husband.
True . I was looking for someone to comment on it
He sided with Cleopatra because he wanted revenge for Pompeo
@@marcobelli6856true
@@marcobelli6856also because the pharaoh imprisoned him because he didnt want to support his side of the civil war he had with cleopatra because of pompeys beheading
It’s rumoured that Cleopatra also had an affair with Julius.
Julius Caesar - the ancient Roman Gigachad
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@@adritadasgupta729 ?
For sure!
Beat me too it😂😂
He got captured by a group of pirates who would let him go for a ransom. Julius thought that the ransom was too cheap for someone like him. After he was freed he brought an army and crucified all the pirates
The best part was he *told them* he was going to do it, and they didn't believe him.
@@Tiabliaj1989second best part was he was acting like he wasnt even kidnapped and acted like he owned the place even commanding the fucking pirates
@@lagz_alot2452the charisma of a god 😂
@@Tiabliaj1989 Yep!
@@lagz_alot2452 I was going to add that, and about how he also sort of 'befriended' them and would drink and joke with them about how he was going to get revenge...but I wasn't sure if that was true or my brain exaggerating lol!
"The enemy of my enemy is still my enemy" - Julius Ceasar
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An absolute Belichickism two thousand years before Belichick.
"The enemy of my enemy, dies second"
He didn't say that, or maybe you mean this as a joke.
@@abdulabdul-xr8wz He sure didn't say it but he sure tf put it into action
“Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall,"
Translation: pride comes before a fall.
Translation of translation: “Stop trippin’, G”
Just look at Jesus. Claimed to be a demigod and well ended up as a wall onrament or one of the world's worst kites. ;)
@@raggarbergmanonly to rise again in three days, perform many miracles and ascend straight to heaven without dying again. You may not be a Christian but watch your mouth. God will not be mocked.
So a man shouldn't feel proud of flex his achievements?
He should always be silent and humbling throughout his life.
@@ijustwanttosleep234 There is pretty much no proof of any gods. Abrahamic or other. And well if there is a god, he is doing a terrible job I can say of all the things I have seen and been trough myself.
And before you play that card. No I don't blame your god the same way i don't blame Spiderman or Batman for childhood cancer, childhood meningitis and so on. But the things i have gone trough was the thing that made me question the existence of any gods and didn't find any evidence for them.
HE WAS A CONSUL OF ROME!
Actually he declared himself dictator for life
@@FatGremlinHe's referring to Caesars response to Ptolemy from a documentary
@@FatGremlinThose were apparently his words upon seeing the head of Pompey. He was one of the few men who Caesar genuinely respected and allied with him in the triumvate and always called him Magnus(the great)
@@petervizzini4006shame on the house of Ptolemy for such barbarity, shame.
@@FatGremlinfirst for 10 years
When Caesar was ferrying his soldiers on a boat in a storm to get them across from Italy to Greece, he was warned by the Captain of the dangers and futility of such a task to which Caesar replied: "Fear not for you carry Caesar and his fortune" in a similar manner he was warned of the dangers of sailing at night in a storm to which he also replied: "Danger knows well that Caesar is more dangerous than he" 💀
Ancient kings ☕
Ceaser acting like chuck norris
I am not in danger Captain, I am danger.
Caesar’s pic in this short resembles so much to his statue 😮😮
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@@raghavsharma2959What AI can generate like this?
@@HistoryPediaYT It can generate anything if you add the correct prompt
@@raghavsharma2959 I know, I’m asking you what AI generator do you think he’s using? I’d like to try em out myself
Pharaoh: "But he was your enemy."
Caesar: "Exactly! He was *MY* enemy!"
Holy shit, Ceasar had that "no one gets to kill him but me" itis
Like Vegeta with Goku.
While we may never know what Caesar had in store for Pompey, its actually very likely he would just pardon him as he had done to multiple of his enemies. It was a publicity stunt for him that worked quitd well, until the pardoned stabbed him of course
"Hey, you're not supposed to kill him, that's my job."
😢
Untrue, Pompey was so respected by Cesar, he would have left him his status as a noble and all his riches. Of course Pompey wouldn't have any weight in the political theater or the control of an army. But that was considered the highest level of respect for a beaten enemy at the time.
Caesar loved to publoicly forgive his enemies. It made him look benveolent but also put the enemies having to grovel to Caesar for everything. Power play. But then some of them killed him so it turs out sometimes you can overthink things.
Moral of the story: Never kill your enemies’ enemy
Its like killing Goku for Vegeta. Vegeta would have 💯 avenged his death
Unless ur asked to but even then bring him to the guy he was the enemy to just to be safe
"The enemy of my enemy is my friend"
Reminds me of the scene in mortal kombat
D’Vorah: “Sub zero was your enemy, scorpion.”
Scorpion: “He was my equal!”
i had it in mid@@alialtaf3412
*Julius Ceasar be looking like Harrison Ford.*
no,
Julius gangsta!😂
he was the nephew of celebrated Roman General Gaius Marius Caesar , he claims to be descendant of the goddess Venus of the Iulus branch
My favourite story about Julius Caesar is when he was kidnapped by pirates, held for ransom, and laughed at the ransom number because he thought it was too low and wanted them to increase it. He made them listen to his poetry and berated them if they complained. He threatened to crucify them and he did.
It wasn’t because he was Roman it was because he was beheaded something the Roman’s did to the lowest of criminals not respected generals. And he was his friend. Also he didn’t drown ptolomy, he drowned himself trying to run
Pompeii the Great was Caesar son in law married to Julius daughter Julia a great beauty
Caesar probably spoke in 3rd person 😂
AND sided with Cleopatra to do so and had her installed as the Pharaoh and thus was the beginning of the End for the Egyptian Empire
It wasn’t just because Pompey was Roman, they were also friends before they went to war and Pompey helped Caesar get where he did
It’s because Pompey wasn’t really his Enemy, Kato was. The one who put Pompey in charge of Romes military to stop Caesar. Caesar always knew Pompey was doing what he was told and knew he believed he was helping Rome. Caesar never saw Pompey as a permanent enemy, more like a temporary one.
no no no , Ceasar emulated Pompei, but on his own Ceasar rose up to prominence with his own wit, intelligence and wile. The first Triumverate showed his now stately status.
@@rudolphvaleriano1578 Yes, I know, I never said otherwise
I’ve never seen a miserable town in the alps. It’s beautiful there.
Yeah. Nowadays. This is a narration from hundreds of years ago.
@@Wzmtwinthousands
Why does every Pharaoh end up drowning lol 😂 first Moses and now this lmfao 🤣
Don’t know maybe they just can’t swim since their rich black men
@@Celeppilot They were not black. Ancient Egyptians and the Ptolemaic Egyptian dynasty were not black.
Moses didn’t drown. He wasn’t a Pharaoh either.
I think you are talking about Ramses. He didn’t drown either. His army drowned in the Red Sea after Moses parted it.
@@stanchpandora3658yeah, right. The ancient Egyptians just liked being depicted with their tans.... F*cking tool
@@Celeppilotyou blacks piss me off. Always trying to rewrite white people as blacks. Instead of doing that, why don’t y’all actually teach black history? Why aren’t y’all proud of the Nubians? Why aren’t y’all proud of the many western African empires?
Ptolemy: “An enemy of my enemy, is a friend. Here you go.”
Caesar: “Just made my job easier. You’re next on the chopping block. 😎”
Cesar was likely posturing over Pompeii. He wanted to seem magnanimous and forgiving to his political opponents.
yes
During Sullas reign of terror, his men brought Ceasar before him. My man was so arrogant towards Sulla, yet Sulla didnt kill him. He knew Ceasar was the main character lmao.
"HE WAS A CONSUL OF ROME."
"A consul of rome... to die in this sordid way, quartered like a low thief... SHAME
Caesar would be a difficult boyfriend
Julius Caesar is the best emperor of Rome, hands down!!!!!!!!!
albeit short
Telling pirate captors to charge a higher ransom.
This reminds me of the brothers I knew when I was growing up. The big brother often bullied his little brother. He belittled his brother, talked down to him, and showed him no respect whatsoever. It seemed as if nothing the little brother could do to gain respect from his big brother. When he found out his little brother was bullied by the other 3 students in his class. He didn't say a word, slowly stood up, and nonchalantly walked to his brother's class. He respectfully asked to talk to the 3 students who beat his brother to go outside and talk. They went out and faced him. Without a word, big brother started to beat those 3 fools, one of them had to go to hospital to get some stitches later. After they're all laying on the dirt, he said calmly, " he's my little brother, only I who have the right to bullied him. You must remember that. You touch him means you touch me, and I DON'T like to be touched."
Later, I found out the reason why he treated his little brother so badly because he wanted his little brother to act more like a man, to have a backbone as someone may put it. For years, all he ever wanted was for his brother to fight back at him, or at least a talk back, a yell back...whatever, but it never happened. The little brother respected him too much to show any defiance. They both told each other about their long kept secret feelings years later, while holding each hand, just minutes before big brother passed away on his death bed.
Caeser was upset because he was denied the chance to offer Pompey forgiveness. Caeser was loved for his habit of giving people second chances and his kindness even aided him several times as soldiers would defect to his causes. Also, this occurred in Cartage, not Egypt.
the Battle of Pharsallus was the most painfull where 2 seasoned Roman Armies battled each other to death. the only thing was that Caesar led his army of legionaries and won.
"Julius Caesar came a lot, didn't he" is the only thing I now hear😂
The Egyptian King had no right to kill Pompei but the Romans had all the right to kill everyone. This goes to show how power can mentally derail anyone.
Egypt was the bread basket of the Roman Republic, the father of Cleopatra who was Ptolemy 12, also called Olates was good friends of Caesar himself, the very reason he took charge of Cleopatra as her ward.
It's also important to add that Pompey was Caesar's son in law which is one of the many reasons he was insulted by Pharaoh Ptolemy's gesture
Caesar didn't get rid of the Pharoh to avenge Pompei. He did it because Egypt was the breadbasket of the Mediterranean World and he preferred Cleopatra on the throne.
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Speak no Evil.
The man was a gangster. He was accomplished and smart.
Using the lives of loyal men to appease his own ego and pride is not his golden hour.
You forgot Julius Caesar deified himself. Number 1.
he was actually acclaimed "Princeps Civitatus' First Citizen
I have always admired the Roman culture and military might..It was a fascinating culture...
The West needs another Julius Ceaser
Caesar big alibi to invade Gaul, Helvetia, Germania ,etc was the threat of migrating refugees from wars in the north, and believe it or not, the lavish funerary ceremonies of the northern tribes driving the population in poor condition, to head south.
Sources: Sayings of Kings and Commanders by Plutarch
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Plutarch is a reliable guide to what people of his time thought about motivations, and he has some charming anecdotes, but he’s far more of a character study than a rigorous historian.
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Great leaders are always bad-asses, Just like Donald Trump.
more storys of caeser pls. Dude a gigachad
Damn thats a pride man Respekt 🤜🤛
Caesar was already against the Pharaoh since he sided with Cleopatra. Also, he was allegedly furious about Pompeii's death because he was a long time friend, family by marriage and a respectable opponent, not just because he was Roman. He died not on the battlefied but backstabbed by the pharaoh which wasn't a worthy death compared to the life he lived.
Multiple theories also alleged that Caesar did it for political purposes, to keep his reputation clean and avoid suspicion.
To be fair, Caesar's reaction upon hearing Pompeii's assasination can be interpreted either as Roman arrogance of thinking that every other people is beneath them or as a political maneuver to show his political oppositors that he was still willing to let them return to the republic.
He didn’t declare war on Ptolemy for that, he was furious but he didn’t declare war for it. He fought Ptolemy because he joined cleopatra’s side
I mean dude talks in the third person. Never doubted he was a proud dude 😂
Dude just needed an excuse to invade Egypt
It’s one thing if Pompie was killed in battle against Egypt but Pompie came looking for refuge. And he was killed. Some writings say that Ceaser broke down in tears at the sigh of his former friend’s head. Others don’t state this, but it did lead to Ceaser siding with Cleopatra over her brother. He hated the Pharoah and so did Cleopatra. The enemy of my enemy is my friend (Cleopatra)
Pompey was also one of Caesar’s greatest allies. He was said to be silent, and wouldn’t look at the head of Pompey out of remorse for a fallen leader of Rome.
In the words of Mike Tyson not everyone who fights you is your enemy and not everyone who helps you is your friend
Great automation man
Absolute madlad.
respect for not using the pirate example, heard it too many times
Ptolemy Xiii beheading Pompey was the excuse Julius needs to wage that war.
“Ceaser’s wife must be free from suspicion”🗿
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I don't get that honestly
@@solisprime2669 Julius was basically saying that any woman who would be his wife shouldn't be under suspicion of any wrongdoing at all, as it would tarnish his own reputation. If his wife had cheated, it would have made him look weak as a man, so he wanted nothing to do with it and divorced her to save his own rep. He didn't want a wife whose name would be gossiped about in the streets, essentially.
@@SpScarletSpider thanks
@@SpScarletSpiderIt’s just ironic Caesar of all people would be worried about his wife damaging his reputation. Especially considering how much the senate already hated him. 😂
Remember Michael Shanon as Zod?
Perfect actor to play Caesar
I dont know why but romans have lots of gigachads. Marcus furius camillus , marcus aurelius , Scipio Africanus, Lucius Cornelius Sulla, Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa that comes to mind. I think these mfs were eating something we dont. They were built different.
caesar was the founder of gangsta shit
Keep this videos coming i love them!
I wish Egypt use their old original religion that's cooler and more historical 😢
If Caesar was alive today he would be tried as a international criminal.
How the meek have inherited this rock….
I'm proud to be named after him
Caesar didn't want a war with Egypt and he himself didn't drown Ptolemy. He tried to escape after losing but drowned while swimming in his armour
I have read 2 books about Caesar and one my favorite uncommon fact is when he cut the hands off of every man in 1 Gaul tribe. They rebelled.
Phero be like - i just wanted to help u...why you killing me 😂😂😂😂😂
Civus Romanus was supposed to be the absolute protection from harassment or execution across the known world. Julius Caesar proved the wrath of Rome would visit any who harmed its citizens.
👍An excellent and intersting facts discussed. Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful video art work.
When shown pompey's head caesar was actually upset maybe because they were once friends and pompey had married caesars daughter or because he couldn't use the power move of sparing pompey post civil war to make himself look good. Romans loved clementia(mercy) and had caesar been able to take pompey back alive he would have won serious PR points, nonetheless avenging pompey and the rest of the business in the "egyptian campaign" helped caesar too
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It was a story that Julius Caesar was kidnapped by pirates, and the Pirates didn’t like his poems so he got his revenge
Pompi was also his best friend and son in law, he was ordered to defend Rome against Caesar and he lost, he had friends in Egypt and they betrayed him and I think Caesar expected to bring pompi back to the fold
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I will be always thankful to you 🙏
Caesar makes fictional character Vegeta look humble 😂
Little did they Mention that the Pharaoh was a 10 year old boy 😂 the war also was not fought over Pompeii although he was furious he actually sided with the Pharaohs older sister and wife Cleopatra in a war that was already happening because Caesar viewed the boy as weak, incompetent and insulting.
Drowned a pharaoh like it was foul dog, this is for taking my kill
Poor pharaoh he was just tryna get on ceaser good side to help his country
*What’s the name of the music 😅*
Caesar was right to kick his wife out.
Pompey was a very successful general and Caesar's former son in law until Caesar's daughter, Julia, died in childbirth.
Julius Caesar: the enemy of my enemy…is my enemy
Ptolemy an Egyptian king eh. Another Greek ruling foreign lands is no true Egyptian king
He took his glory 😤 and he felt slighted 😅
His intelligence is one of the reasons why he was such a successful ruler
This is also how Saul was killed and his death was told to by his attacker to King David, what did King David do?
Or when he was kidnapped by pirates and he made them up his ransom...then came back and killed them all 😂
The last one hit me 💪🏾
Pharaon:Im gonna kill your enemy for you and give you his head as a gift because i see you as an ally and im gonna help you against your enemies!
Caesar:THEN I DECLARE WAR ON YOU!!!!
"He was a Consul of ROOOMMEEE!!!!!! -Caesar, HBO's Rome.
As much as he's admired, rightfully so I should add, he is responsible for the blood of thousands and thousands and thousands ! Some believe a MILLION lives were lost by the Gauls alone! I think it was Caesar himself who said so.
His first wife's name was not Pompeia, but Popaea
Cesar was pissed because he cant kill Pompey himself
the first one one based on situation, there he needs to be first to thrive. Rome was too far from his from his location at that point. It was not pride. With his wife, he just didn't one one-gina. With the pharaoh, he just used that as a reason to wipe out competition. There were not expressions of pride.
JUST what I needed to boost my daily dose of Roman Empire consideration
He was a counsel of Rome
That last one is insane
The finest Italian in history.