The Battle of Philippi (42 B.C.E.)
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21:10 SEXTUS POMPEIUS BOAT KING
Tfw you realize HC’s release pattern is once about every 2 months and this video was posted in late September
I want a Roman politics video about governors
In the name of the senate and people of Rome I DEMAND the next part of this series! It's a lockdown for jupiter's sake I need this kind of stuff
Octavian – kinda suck as army leader
also octavian – IQ 200 in Politics, sceams and finding friends like Agrippa and Mecenas.
For real. His only problem whas later his wife Livia who killed best boy germanic, just to secure tiberius rule lel
Cassius was an asshole, his death was NOT a tragedy.
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Having watched Parenti's analysis of the assassination of Caesar, I can't feel any sympathy for these elite women crying about taxation.
So when are you posting a new video? I find myself checking for one every couple of days!
Can you please stop calling Pompeus "Pompy"?
I'm a new subscriber, this channel is absolutely delightful, well done
Damn, at this point most of the people from before the civil war are gone. Crassus killed in Syria, Pompey in Egypt, Cato committed suicide, Labienus died in Spain, Caesar was assassinated, and Cicero proscribed. I mean, we still have Mark Antony and Lepidus I guess but still…
The jesuit priest's made the most stable badass calendar that everyone today uses. The gregorian calendar uses B.C. AND A.D. Political correctness needs to die…..