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Lepidus loses because he lacks the confidence and charisma to challenge Octavian, and his soldiers defect to the man they see as the new Julius Caesar.
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Lepidus
Lepidus loses because he lacks the confidence and charisma to challenge Octavian, and his soldiers defect to the man they see as the new Julius Caesar.
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"...destruction. Okay? So, Mark Anthony basically self -destructs. Let's look at Lepidus. Okay? Lepidus, he is an extremely effective administrator, but he is not..."
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"Okay? He didn't have the confidence to challenge Octavian for the ultimate power. And seeing this lack of confidence and this insecurity, his soldiers..."
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"...ever assembled in Roman history You also have a name named lepidus who Is a very competent administrator and he has his own army..."
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"...to avenge Caesar but market they stopped it and Okay, so lepidus is also part of the equation. In the center is a name..."
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"But so so is Mark Anthony. And lepidus also wants to be a heir as well. And then on the other side are Decimus..."
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"...each other. Eventually Mark Anthony loses and then he steals basically lepidus army to march against Decimus Brutus again. And at this point what..."
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"...where Marcus Brutus and Cassius are killed, Octavian, Mark Anthony, and Lepidus agreed to share the world. So Octavian would get Rome, Lepidus would..."
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"...bad that Caesar had no choice but to replace him with Lepidus. Okay? So, Mark Antony was a notorious hothead. He was emotionally unstable...."
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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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