uhhh that's extremely vague but

Idk that’s the question on my packet I gotta ask

As far as i know Caesar wanted to help the poor

Like giving land to them

Caesar could be considered a psychopath in many regards, he wanted nothing but his own personal power and the absolute destruction of his enemies. However, he was also in many regards, a family man, treating Brutus and Labienus like his own sons, even as they betrayed him. He wanted to progress his family greatly and when Pompey as killed he is said to be so enraged that he didn't kill them, that he killed the Egyptian that informed him or his death.

@Deleted User that he did

Also giving land to veterans

That was a Roman tradition

not really Caesar's plan

@Ned Kelly eh he did not want to murder ppl who betrayd him tho

Say that to Pompeii lol

He had a Vendetta against him

Alright thank you and damn that’s tuff

Alright two more questions!

He never wanted to kill Labienus tho

Should I read Plato's Republic or Aristotle's Politics first?

Enis

What freedoms (speech, religion, etc) did Julius Caesar advocate for in his words/or actions?

@Ned Kelly he was angry at egyptians killing pompey

Republic

Is Aristotle's Politics worth buying?

If you want to

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"If you want to"

@Ned Kelly he also let the senate keep their jobs

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Id say he was too nice

Leading to hes death

Also forgiving brutus

Idk if you saw wha I said but it’s up there mr. Kelly

@Raider2x one sec

Sry

@Alastair one book worth to read is "the prince"

Had to start laundry

By machiavelli

ehhh

I've read that 3 times

Buy 48 rules of power

way more detail

@Ned Kelly im trying to find finnish copy but its kinda hard

@Deleted User Barnes Ennoble has them in the economic sections