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Jiang treats 'Vinni, vedi, vici' as Caesar's most famous line and another act of myth making that captures the Roman imagination.
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Roman Imagination
Jiang treats 'Vinni, vedi, vici' as Caesar's most famous line and another act of myth making that captures the Roman imagination.
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"Pompey chooses to use the anvil and hammer strategy. Remember what the anvil and hammer strategy is, where your infantry locks the enemy, the..."
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"He basically said, Vinni, vedi, vici. Okay? Beautiful Latin. The most powerful Latin phrase ever spoken in human history. It means, I came, I..."
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"...each other. Okay? When you do that, in the, in the Roman imagination, the human, Roman mind, you then collapse the economy between Brutus..."
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