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consulship

The elected office Caesar chooses over the triumph and uses to pursue land reform.

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Caesar's decision to give up a triumph for the consulship shows that his opponents underestimated him because he understood their expectations better than they understood him.

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As consul, Caesar pushes land reform and seeks Gaul for glory, while the optimates try to block him by assigning the next consul to Italy where wars and triumphs are impossible.

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