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Just finished the first chapter, which ended on Julius Caesar’s murder. It was entertaining, a nice little overview of how his fellow senators viewed him and how they gave him to much power, to inevitably lead to need to kill him. Also completed chapter 2 which mostly focused on various laws that were placed and in use but didn’t necessarily cover murder specifically in how we view it today, more on property.

So far, interesting. Learned of the difference between homicide and murder (as well as its variants). Learned of two great (for the plebs or poor people) or not so great men that were politically involved and were murdered for trying to go against the rich (), Tiberius Gracchus and Publius Claudius Pulcher. Also learned the Ides of March was March 15.

Legit thought I wasn’t a history person, turns out I just need my historians to quote mean girls at me

My fave book quote is now “Don’t f*** with the sacred chickens”