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The optimates decide to strip Caesar's command and prosecute him because his military celebrity makes him electorally unbeatable, while his illegal and immoral acts give the Senate a real case.
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The optimates decide to strip Caesar's command and prosecute him because his military celebrity makes him electorally unbeatable, while his illegal and immoral acts give the Senate a real case.
"Okay? So does it make sense so far? Okay? He's a myth maker. So while Caesar is doing this, the optimists in Rome, back..."
"...answer its purpose is to arrest innocent people and wage pointless prosecutions against them which as in my case lead to no result how..."
Julius Caesar was not only a general or politician.
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