Caesars Final Words Werent What You Think #History #AncientRome #Shorts @WorldHistoryEncyclopedia
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Julius Caesar: The Ides of March Conspiracy & Death

Veni vidi vici; Julius Caesar's famous line meaning "I came I saw I conquered" is one of the most famous quotes from the ancient world and almost as iconic as Shakespeare's creative liberties with Caesar's supposed final words "Et tu Brute?" "You too Brutus?" Which was actually more like "You too my child?" which he said to Brutus who he had helped to gain power and who had now turned on him On the Ides of March the name of the 15th day of March in 44 BCE the Roman dictator Julius Caesar was assassinated by a group of conspirators believing they were saving the Roman Republic who instead moved it to a new stage in its history towards empire.

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