The idea to force Senators to swear not to repeal the land law upon threat of banishment was actually thought of by Saturninus, a tribune who was closely allied to Marius. Saturninus really caused the downfall of Marius, whose reputation seemed unimpeachable until Saturninus instigated violence 6 times in the Assembly in the span of just 4 years. Saturninus physically assaulted/'intimidated' a foreign embassy, murdered a tribune elect, and murdered a consul-elect.
I literally only got it on 2 hours before the premier last night. This one took a long time to create. So you might not have had a notification. Sorry about that!!
@@SavingHistory No It Was Entirely My Fault Bro Tbh I Forgot To Check For Your Videos But Damn Bro This Episode Is Dope🤯🤯.... The Fact That Julius Caesar Faked An Assassination Attempt To Undermine An Opponent Mind Boggling
@@tituslabienus01 Maybe he did!!! LOL. That’s why I wanted to do this episode. No one really knows what happened for sure when even the historians of that time have different versions of what they think took place. But considering that Caesar may have had to manipulate Pompeius to keep him in his camp until he was strong enough on his own to be more important than Pompey, definitely changes the Hollywood version of Caesar
@@SavingHistory In My Personal Opinion Judging Caesars Personality & Charisma I Believe He Did It For Propaganda To Get The People To Favor Him & Also Pompeii Slightly More For His Own Agenda Cause I'm Sure People Would've Had Some Form Of Sympathy For Him & Pompeii.... Which Could've Boosted Their Popularity With The People....
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Excellent work covering the different perspectives of the historical records. Love it.
The idea to force Senators to swear not to repeal the land law upon threat of banishment was actually thought of by Saturninus, a tribune who was closely allied to Marius. Saturninus really caused the downfall of Marius, whose reputation seemed unimpeachable until Saturninus instigated violence 6 times in the Assembly in the span of just 4 years. Saturninus physically assaulted/'intimidated' a foreign embassy, murdered a tribune elect, and murdered a consul-elect.
Ahh, glad I didn’t miss this! Fascinating as usual🖖🏼
I love these videos.
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Amazing that even this far back, oaths meant nothing, allies betrayed each other and rules were changed to suit whoever is the stronger at the moment.
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Bro What?!¿¡How Tf Did I Miss The Premiere 😰😰😰😰😓😱
I literally only got it on 2 hours before the premier last night. This one took a long time to create. So you might not have had a notification. Sorry about that!!
@@SavingHistory No It Was Entirely My Fault Bro Tbh I Forgot To Check For Your Videos But Damn Bro This Episode Is Dope🤯🤯.... The Fact That Julius Caesar Faked An Assassination Attempt To Undermine An Opponent Mind Boggling
@@tituslabienus01 Maybe he did!!! LOL. That’s why I wanted to do this episode. No one really knows what happened for sure when even the historians of that time have different versions of what they think took place. But considering that Caesar may have had to manipulate Pompeius to keep him in his camp until he was strong enough on his own to be more important than Pompey, definitely changes the Hollywood version of Caesar
@@SavingHistory In My Personal Opinion Judging Caesars Personality & Charisma I Believe He Did It For Propaganda To Get The People To Favor Him & Also Pompeii Slightly More For His Own Agenda Cause I'm Sure People Would've Had Some Form Of Sympathy For Him & Pompeii.... Which Could've Boosted Their Popularity With The People....
Amazing that even this far back, oaths meant nothing, Allie’s betrayed each othe and rules were changed to suit whoever is the stronger.
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