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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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Jiang lecture published 2024-11-19

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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's Death Made Octavian Emperor

2024-11-19, day precision · Civilization #16: Julius Caesar's Will and Octavian's Birth of Empire

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"people against conspirators and eventually Public sentiment was so much against the conspirators had to flee to the provinces Okay, and then Mark Anthony..."

Caesar's Death Made Octavian Emperor

2024-11-19, day precision · Civilization #16: Julius Caesar's Will and Octavian's Birth of Empire

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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...."

Caesar's Death Made Octavian Emperor

2024-11-19, day precision · Civilization #16: Julius Caesar's Will and Octavian's Birth of Empire

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"Talking to the Senate. And he was shaking. Okay? And he only managed to, like, pinprick Caesar in the back. Okay? This is where..."

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