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Jiang links the idea to the first conspirator's trembling attack from behind Caesar.
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Backstabbing
Jiang links the idea to the first conspirator's trembling attack from behind Caesar.
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Jiang treats the first stab as a small, trembling backstab that Caesar could not initially understand as real attack because the taboo was so strong.
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"...the back. Okay? This is where we get the idea of backstabbing from. Okay? So, and it... And Caesar didn't really notice. He was..."
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"That's right. So, yeah. I mean, it was very hard to kill Caesar. Okay? So, they were in the Senate. There were 60 conspirators...."
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