Julius Caesar (Gift for History Buffs)
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What ultimately made the Romans unbeatable were not weapons, however, or well-trained leaders (since Roman generals, like politicians, were essentially amateurs), but the Roman genius for fighting as a unit.
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Dumnorix
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Caesar had never been able to win the hearts of the nobility. His power base was firmly set among the common people he had served as a magistrate and the soldiers he had recruited and fought along side in battles across Gaul.
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But as Caesar says: “Human nature is such that we become either too confident or too fearful when circumstances change.”
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If fortune doesn’t go your way, sometimes you have to bend it to your will.
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Pompey immediately cut him off and declared: What is the point of my life or citizenship if I hold them by the grace of Caesar?
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This was their doing, not mine. They would have destroyed me, even after all my great deeds, unless I had turned to my army for help.
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Veni. Vidi. Vici. (I came. I saw. I conquered.)
Larry (LPosse1)
Imagine what would have happened if Caesar was not assassinated!?
Arianne X
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Arianne X
And ironically it was Caesar who cried at the statue of Alexander.
Larry (LPosse1)
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Larry (LPosse1)
Yes-you are so smart Arianne. I do feel that Caesar wanted nothing more than to follow in Alexander’s footsteps. I’m not sure why I’m so obsessed with This, but I am!
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Arianne X
Well said Larry. Thanks for your continued contributions.