Caesar's clemency after Spain is not very Roman in Jiang's framing: he releases defeated enemies if they promise not to fight him, though some go back to Pompey anyway.
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Caesar's clemency after Spain is not very Roman in Jiang's framing: he releases defeated enemies if they promise not to fight him, though some go back to Pompey anyway.
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"All right? And this division will be costly. In fact, it will basically cost Pompey his life. So given these two advantages, the divisions..."
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Julius Caesar was not only a general or politician.
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