Caesar's dispatches from Gaul functioned as weekly myth production in Rome, turning military reports into public imagination and celebrity.
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Caesar's dispatches from Gaul functioned as weekly myth production in Rome, turning military reports into public imagination and celebrity.
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"Okay? So through this process, he created the most loyal and the most disciplined army in the world. And they're all loyal to him..."
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