A reputation the optimates attach to Caesar, meaning sexual license and moral looseness.
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libertine
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "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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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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"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,..."
"...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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Julius Caesar was not only a general or politician.
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