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Tarquin

Tarquin the Proud is presented as tyranny embodied: an arrogant king who kills noble challengers and whose son abuses royal power.

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Roman legend as interpreted in the lecture

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Tarquin the Proud is presented as tyranny embodied: an arrogant king who kills noble challengers and whose son abuses royal power.

Roman memory as described in the lecture

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Lucius Brutus' death fighting Tarquin's son completes his status as the greatest Roman model before Julius Caesar.

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Rome's Cult Of No Surrender

2024-11-07, day precision · Civilization #14: Hannibal Barca, Lucius Brutus, and the Triumph of Rome

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"His name is Tarcanus Superbus. Okay? Superbus is Latin for arrogant. So he's often referred to as Tarcan the Proud. Okay? So Tarcan the..."

Rome's Cult Of No Surrender

2024-11-07, day precision · Civilization #14: Hannibal Barca, Lucius Brutus, and the Triumph of Rome

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"Tarchinus Tarchin the Proud hears about this and he gets really angry. So he allies himself with kings and they march against Rome. Lucius..."

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