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A reputation the optimates attach to Caesar, meaning sexual license and moral looseness.
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A reputation the optimates attach to Caesar, meaning sexual license and moral looseness.
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The optimates read Caesar as a braggart and libertine whose talent and charisma served personal political advancement rather than Rome's glory.
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"...reputation for this. He's also got a reputation for being a libertine. Okay? Meaning, like, he sleeps with men and women everywhere. Okay? And..."
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"These are like psychopaths. Right? He's like, I'm gonna come back and kill every one of you. Every one of you. Right? But again,..."
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Julius Caesar was not only a general or politician.
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