Jiang frames the post-assassination peace settlement as unstable because Antony publicly accepted no revenge while privately turning Roman sentiment against the conspirators.
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Caesar Assassination
Only five of about sixty conspirators physically attacked Caesar because even trained soldiers and generals were paralyzed by the taboo against violence in the Senate.
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Only five of about sixty conspirators physically attacked Caesar because even trained soldiers and generals were paralyzed by the taboo against violence in the Senate.
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"So we are doing Octavius and the birth of the Roman Empire today. Okay, so Let's review where we are The year is 44..."
"people against conspirators and eventually Public sentiment was so much against the conspirators had to flee to the provinces Okay, and then Mark Anthony..."
"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...."
"Talking to the Senate. And he was shaking. Okay? And he only managed to, like, pinprick Caesar in the back. Okay? This is where..."
"And it took a very long time because it was so hard through much of the strength to stab Caesar. And, again, all these..."
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Rome does not hand Octavian power because he is the best general, the most charismatic speaker, or the obvious heir.
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