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Shakespeare was popularizing history way earlier than podcasters could have ever hoped to.
Why do Romans have so many weird names? Is there any rhyme or reason?
List of people with the Gaius praenomen - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaius#People
Everything you ever wanted to know about Caesar's sex life and more!
This week we take a look at a piece of the story that didn't fit into the original narrative and talk about Julius Caesar's coolness.
We have arrived at it, likely the most important person in all of Roman History. Did I do a good job? Probably not!
A giant in spite of his name, a man who would be more a story than a person, Cato the Younger, great grandson of Cato the Elder, is our topic today.
The tale of the man who was almost Caesar, the man who some call "Rome's First Emperor", Pompey Magnus, or Pompey the Great.
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