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?

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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

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@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

PDF file?

@Raider2x He didn't really care for people's religion, most Roman's didn't...however, he was a very pious man

Freedom of Speech? He might have believed in it, but considered the amount of damage done to politicians that tried to do that, he likely would've been against it

The Freedoms he did want tho were the right to own property for any Roman citizen, especially his veterans that had fought so hard for him.

Id say he was a great man

Caesar wasn't pro freedom in the modern Euro-Centric version of it, but would've been for his time. The plebs in Rome were for far too long in debt to the richer families, even during his time and despite several reforms they still held most land. But Caesar wanted those family lands to be spilt up and given to the plebs for their service in Rome.

Hm that’s really interesting I thought he wasn’t the best in caring about others idk

Again, for his time he would be a considered a person who was "pro freedom"

It's really difficult for us to judge Caesar considering how many of the historians were either completely for him or completely against him

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