Marcus Licinius Crassus: The Rise & Fall of the Richest Man in Rome

[@Biographics]

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[@imperiumbrasiliae]

You should do mithridates vi the poison king and Caracalla

[@justherald1117]

Please make a video about Pompey.

[@amirkhonyusupov7718]

Would rly enjoy a biographics vid on Pompey, Mithridates VI, Cicero, Arminius, Tamerlane, or Vercingetorix.

[@general-soleimani-my-hero1815]

Hi.Please make a video about the Persian General Surena. the one eho defeated Crassus.

[@hugocampbell9209]

Please do a video about Eddie rickenbacker. @biographics

[@hejlmatthew]

Keep going, Simon! Let's get the entire history of Rome on this channel!

[@Unknowngfyjoh]

Yea but he should do more monarchs from early modern history. There's many to choose from.

[@lovelessissimo]

He is, one Citizen at a time.

[@laceneil4570]

@Ghost Ghost Seconded!

[@WhatWhy42]

That won't take long... I heard it was built in a Day 🤫

[@jaysongibson]

Simon! Come on, give us over 1,000 years of History! Pronto!

[@ignitionfrn2223]

0:50 - Chapter 1 - Early years 3:40 - Chapter 2 - The civil wars 6:55 - Chapter 3 - All the money in the world 11:00 - Mid roll ads 12:25 - Chapter 4 - The gladiator rebellion 16:00 - Chapter 5 - An alliance is born 18:10 - Chapter 6 - War with parthia

[@anarchyantz1564]

Given those marble busts are over 2,000 years old, the level of detail on the faces are something simply uncanny and breath taking to behold.

[@badluck5647]

I always found it unusual how Romans left the flaws in their appearance unlike the Greek or the Italian Renaissance sculptures which are more idolized than realistic.

[@anarchyantz1564]

@@badluck5647 They are fairly unique in this compared to a lot of the ancient cultures such as you said the Greeks, plus the Egyptians, Phoenicians and so on and it wasnt just their leaders. If you look at the tombs (Mary Beard's series on Odyssey on KZbin is fantastic) shows it was for everyone. They carved them literally like someone doing a portrait, showing them literally like a what they were, real people. When you look at them, compared to the Greeks you can truly say how much like us with their scars, odd shaped noses, warts and all they were just like how we are.

[@jyotiradityasatpathy3546]

You just have to look at some Indian temples to see that man has been capable of these things for far more than 2000 years

[@moegreene7940]

Might be a dumb question but why are the noses either broken or fucked up? I could probably google it but alas I’m asking here lol

[@mattislindehag3065]

@@moegreene7940 Vandalism. If a Roman public figure was hated, as Sulla was by many after his death, their statues ran the risk of getting toppeled and vandalized. Disfiguring the face by smashing off the nose was a very common thing to do. It was not a strictly Roman phenomenon. The Sphinx lost it's nose the same way.

[@HistoryOfRevolutions]

"In a rich man's house there is no place to spit but his face" - Diogenes

[@scotthenderson292]

This quote makes me smile.

[@aldoushuxley5953]

@@scotthenderson292 Well, compared to Diogenes, you would probably qualify...

[@oksana_vonmink]

LEGEND

[@basilisk7861]

BASED

[@aldoushuxley5953]

Kinda reminds me of the quote from Wigan Pier... What was that again?

[@kdubbsthe3rd]

I'm glad you made this. Out of all the Triumvirates (both sets), Crassus is probably the most relevant today. There are more of his type in our modern world than there are Caesars or Marc Antonies.

[@dkupke]

All Bezos of musk would have to do would be to buy up a bunch of private security firms. Rich guy with an army.

[@Софија-крафт]

@@Aemilius46 no similarities

[@spiritualanarchist8162]

Populist strongmen taking over democracies from within by increasingly bending the rules ever so slightly until they become dictator is quite the trend throughout modern history.

[@tomlxyz]

You serious? Caesar was a populist and those are plenty nowadays

[@Aemilius46]

​@@tomlxyz Caesar was also a Traitorous Tyrant!

[@DRATERI]

Making yourself rich as possible while being governor? Now I know where our American politicians got that idea from.

[@richardque1036]

A lot of millionaire if not billionaire in africa were all politician

[@beno1129]

@@richardque1036 I agree, it's worse in Africa, much less accountability than in the Western world.

[@GuntherRommel]

@@beno1129 that is a horrifying thought.

[@theprinceoftides6836]

@@richardque1036 No surprises there really , most of them R right royal psychopaths, and knows exactly what they R doing. The fact most of us don't know this is the real surprises .

[@christophergutierrez7598]

Duh the whole system is based on the same System as the Romans. The Greek system

[@Primetiime32]

Remember watching the actor play him in the Showtime series Spartacus. He was ruthless, even to his lover.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

Even better in the Kirk Douglas/Stanley Kubrick movie. He was played by Lawrence Olivier.

[@at1_a]

Didnt he crucify her along with the rebels by the ending of the series?

[@Primetiime32]

@@at1_a yes . I didn't even watch it, I had to skip it .

[@ninjalo3752]

@@at1_a "She was known of the rebellion, I've forgiven reason."

[@Aemilius46]

True. Yet he was Very loving towards his son's though!

[@Badgersj]

I know people can be snotty about adverts dropped into the middle of videos as happens here @ 12.00, but I just want to say that I am very grateful to Squarespace for supporting your work (of which I am an addict and subscriber). Unfortunately I'm not in a position to be a customer, at the moment, but if things change they will definitely be first on the list.

[@sergeikshiminskiy2818]

Since you did Caesar long ago and now Crassus I think it’s about time you make a video of Pompey the Great.

[@Jim4815162342]

That would not go well yet. Mispronouncing the name does not draw the right attention.

[@billdehappy1]

@@Jim4815162342 Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus

[@Jim4815162342]

@@billdehappy1 But the Anglicized version of Pompey, not Pompei.

[@Jim4815162342]

It's like doing a video on Alexandria the Great.

[@billdehappy1]

@@Jim4815162342 just use pomeius is the right then. cant no one cry for being wrong

[@thearousedeunuch]

The portuguese language has an expression derived from his name: "Erro crasso" ([a] grave mistake). :)

[@eduardosemler2539]

Bem lembrado

[@araelthewise]

También en español, decimos " crasso error", aunque los que usan la expresión ,son por lo general , de grupo de riesgo 😑😑

[@thearousedeunuch]

@@araelthewise Nice. What does "risk group" mean, though?

[@maelstrom57]

Oh, you mean a crass mistake.

[@ddpzzp553]

@@thearousedeunuch I think he means that is used by old people

[@mdc123-v2v]

I've never been first in anything before. Wish my dad were still here to see this, my crowing achievement in life.

[@ethanreichard4658]

You are third lmao

[@mdc123-v2v]

@@ethanreichard4658 Nope. I even screen grabbed it. MDC - 41 Seconds AmG - 46 seconds Mr Beast clips - 52 seconds STOP TRYING TO RUIN MY MOMENT OF GLORY!!!!!

[@mike111615]

@@mdc123-v2v that would make you third

[@forcedtohaveahandle]

You're 3rd bro, I checked. sorry

[@Alex_Gorell]

I loved his character in Spartacus.

[@AC_Blanco]

Anthonio Margareti?

[@alexandru20031]

The best

[@siggy6044]

Been waiting for this episode since finding the channel because of that show 😅

[@ryanwatson3984]

@@AC_Blanco Spartacus is one of my favorite shows

[@Rudimentary05]

@@AC_Blanco D O M I N I C _ D E C O C O

[@casualcrusader6871]

Now to see whether this is more accurate than the horrible histories song

[@WyattRyeSway]

Simon Farnaby…..awesome song about being well minted

[@moritamikamikara3879]

Them Romans think they're minted

[@Lexivor]

@@moritamikamikara3879 You can't call yourself loaded till you can buy an army.

[@SkunkApe407]

Please do a video on Carl Brashear, the first black Master Diver in US Navy history. He's not only an icon of the black community but a US Navy hero. His story is an amazing one of cold determination and triumph. Definitely a man that deserves to be remembered.

[@krishollanddoyle5062]

I enjoyed the movie, haven't seen it in quite some time!

[@winsalot84]

@@krishollanddoyle5062 very good movie

[@thanksleft]

Ya cause we haven't had enough of identity politics right....

[@jbo4547]

@@thanksleft that isn't identity politics you dullard. Its a real story of a great man

[@SkunkApe407]

@@jbo4547 exactly. The man is a hero in every sense of the word. As a Sailor myself I hold Cheif Brashear in extremely high regard.

[@johnnash2815]

When you think of his wealth in talents of silver, it’s relatively easy to convert in to today’s value. What is harder to calculate is how much of the worlds money that he controlled, which is a true measure of wealth. It wouldn’t be wild to suggest that in today’s money, he was worth trillions.

[@charliecasson1643]

If you scale it up that way he really would be comparable to a one man Bank of England if Britain was at the height of its empire. The scale of his power was truly immense

[@bop1886]

He was rich, but not that rich, I think Caesar surpassed him in wealth even before he died

[@markcarey67]

Like Putin in Russia

[@achillesrodriguezxx3958]

Crassus literally bought and equipped his own private army during the third servile war. As almost all of Rome's legions were fighting overseas. This is how much money he had.

[@mathewkeen2356]

That was kind of normal for rich Romans tho. Like a lot of them would donate legions to a cause to raise their station.

[@lilymarinovic1644]

I now have that Horrible Histories song about Crassus going through my head oh dear!

[@lisakinney7043]

You are not the only one!

[@lukepearson4611]

You can’t call yourself loaded till you can buy an army

[@thomas5]

Same lol

[@Kerriangel]

Ran Rome with Pompey and Caesar They’re more famous than me But I’m the worlds richest geezer There’s no one richer than meeeeeeee I’m minted

[@lukepearson4611]

@@Kerriangel I back general Sulla! Everyday my wallet got fuller! Took the land of my enemies to flog it Used the cash to fill my pocket If I heard of a house on fire, I’d rush over be a quick cash buyer My fireman would then dose the flame 🔥 BOOM! Another big house to my name :)

[@Neknadeg]

Thank you soooo much for this biography! I absoluely love the stories of the Roman Empire!

[@Aemilius46]

Technically this would be the Roman Republic! 🙂 (However I get your point, Ancient Rome is Ancient Rome, Great, Brilliant, and Perfect either way.. Kingdom, Republic, or Empire!!!)

[@joemcnitt1026]

Ugh. You just have such an interesting voice and delivery. Great presentation

[@neriahd.taylor3907]

Very informative.... Thanks 👍

[@crencottrell7849]

Right; I had never heard of this guy before 😅

[@general-soleimani-my-hero1815]

Please do one about the Persian ( Parthian ) General Surena next. The one who defeated Crassus & Romans. THANKS!

[@HeadHunterSix]

Surena was a smart general - he basically made Crassus choose between two equally unfavorable options. Sadly, Surena's ultimate reward for his victory was execution by a jealous king.

[@SwaggyBaggy69]

Sadly from my understanding we don’t have nearly as many historical sources regarding the life of Surena beyond him being apart of the Suren clan :(

[@badbiker666]

I have done some calculations. I input the number of KZbin channels that Simon Whistler hosts, multiplied by the amount of time each video runs, added the number of hours each video takes to prepare, subtracted rehearsal time (because Simon obviously reads his copy cold on camera), and compared the results to the number of hours in a day and came to the conclusion that the only way Mr. Whistler can produce that much content is by using a Time Turner.

[@kendracrippen]

Now all the years of his "the supernatural is nonsense" rhetoric makes sense. And I assume bad biker has been taken care of, Simon can't take over the KZbin's if people know his tricks

[@badbiker666]

@@kendracrippen Nope - still around. But I do spend a lot of time looking over my shoulder!! ;)

[@PhillipPlus]

Awesome! Could you do a video on Sulla, Rome's dictator for life?

[@TheProtagonistDies]

It's only right Flavius Belisarius gets a video

[@rockstar450]

Belisarius is a top 5 Roman general for sure

[@jleeblackmon5340]

@@rockstar450 where does Biggus Dickus fall on ur list?

[@TheEvilCommenter]

Good video 👍

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I listen to your channel a lot when I'm working. It always sucks when the video ends lol I always want MORE

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Best channel on KZbin. I usually make better life choices after listening to these.

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Started listening to the Daily Stoic Podcast so I guess this is essential viewing

[@michaelbookout7561]

And yet another excellent presentation Simon and crew. Love you great effort to present historical accuracies

[@2msvalkyrie529]

excellent " plagiarization " would be more accurate ! All he does is re- hash the researches of proper historians . Anyone could do it !

[@31631617]

Making history great again! Keep up the great work.

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Yessssss!!!!

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I love this channel so much thank you for making these videos

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Buzzing for this

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It's always nice to know about all the side hustles that made the big events possible

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I love the fact you guys have posted 3 videos in 1 week!!! I know its hard with all the other channels but i wish you guys could post a video a day on this channel🥺🥺🥺 every night i watch anywhere from 1-5 videos from this channel and your others sadly im starting to run out😭 i need more videos

[@jeidenrodriguez1228]

Love your videos bros

[@anthonymanderson7671]

Same

[@Unonomouse]

This was great. I hope you do a video on Pompey one day.

[@treebender-bl2du]

Beard looking EPIC Simon! Love the channel.

[@livestreamcentral7409]

Damn Simon Sounds So Pumped Up For This Episode Of Biographics

[@ChuckHackney]

In Spartacus, It is that conflict, hatred yet grudging respect between the two that propels the final season, for me tied with the first season, Blood and Sand, as the best---War of the Damned. So well portrayed if embellished in the show. But I can not get enough of this rivalry.

[@ChuckHackney]

Another fascinating plot line in Spartacus, War of the Damned, was that of Crassus and Julius Caesar. I know it was stylized for TV, but I enjoyed the give and take struggle between the two.

[@worm9407]

I was just hearing about this guy for the first time the other day perfecting timing from my favorite channel

[@lesteraponte5734]

I really enjoy your videos. You make the subject come alive. And I always learn something, even on subjects I thought I already knew well.

[@justherald1117]

Please make a video about Pompey the Great, accomplished commander and another member of the first triumvirate.

[@johnnash2815]

Bad thing about Pompey is that there is not a lot of info about him. Other than the civil war where he ended up getting his head chopped off

[@justherald1117]

@@johnnash2815 I was concerned that could be the case

[@GlidingZephyr]

Simon, your beard is becoming more and more epic with each video. Just thought I'd say that, bro. 👍

[@angelawheeler7825]

You are so cool .I love this so much. Thank you,

[@felixhogsander2533]

this vid was uploaded 14 mins ago, and already 1 dislike. up yours with your "first" mentality! Great work Sir! keep the vids coming.

[@cdeschrevel5341]

I added a first thumb up for this reply!

[@anthonymanderson7671]

Well said. I support this statement.

[@strangemachines_]

Hello love the channel all the way from New Zealand 🇳🇿 can you please do some historical videos on Medieval Estonia and it’s counties; how it defended against the brothers of the sword and the Swedes, would love it thanks 🙏

[@btetschner]

Another excellent video, thank you so much.

[@AnimalLover-is2fc]

I was like Crassus, where did I hear this name before and the you mentioned Spartacus and I am like, oh I heard it from the TV Show.

[@Aemilius46]

I loved his character in Spartacus the TV series!! They did a magnificent job with his character!!

[@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536]

I was beginning to think I would be forgotten!

[@nydra9912]

Mate I’m sorry I can’t watch these videos seriously now, I get businessblaze flashbacks every 5 minutes.. Great video though!

[@adrian_veidt]

I like how Laurence Olivier, the guy who played Crassus in the 1960 film had some resemblance to the historic figure.

[@thebrocialist8300]

One could say, Crassus was particularly ‘talented.’ 🔥💩🔥

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

God damnit Barb.

[@mamacito1795]

I assume you will see yourself out?

[@WyattRyeSway]

Ok, I laughed. I know, I’m simple minded.

[@DanCooper404]

How crass.

[@bobbyporter0316]

The mad lad finally made the crassus video

[@Anonymous-wu5el]

POM-PEE. IS A GENERAL. POM-PAY IS A CITY

[@billdehappy1]

Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus

[@JayRocArt]

Is there a video on Plutarch yet? That man creeps his way into A LOT lof these.

[@Aemilius46]

His book series, Plutarch's Lives Volume 1 and 2, are two of my favorite and beloved books! 🤎🗡️🛡️🤍

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

Next Up Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor, King of Bohemia Sigismund of Luxembourg, Holy Roman Emperor, King of Bohemia, Hungary, Croatia Wenceslaus IV, King of Bohemia

[@michellebuskie4102]

Any faster you'd be rapping x love it. Smart and delivered perfectly.

[@t95kush27]

Xenophon and the march of the 10 thousand should be next! I think it would be a very interesting video!

[@anthonymanderson7671]

Can you do a video of a first president of zambia Kenneth Kaunda since he died yesterday.

[@RC99_Productions]

*Plays the Marcus Licinius Crassus song from Horrible Histories*

[@lilymarinovic1644]

Me too, then I played 'Bonkers' by Dizzee Rascal which it rips off.

[@MissBee13]

THIS!

[@michaeltobias3110]

How about a biographics about Ed & Lorain Warren Simon?? I think it would be great. 👍👍👍

[@traitorfang1416]

You should totally make a video covering the life and events of Stephen III of Moldavia! honestly such an interesting and underrated historical character

[@saifchowdhury3581]

I think there are many Simons in the world and it is kept a secret. How else can they churn out so many videos in so many channels!

[@devzeppelin1911]

You should do a video on Simo Haya

[@Young_Caesar101]

This is university-level education. Many thanks!

[@shaggycan]

14:00 Decimation of a Legion is a bit more harsh than as presented. Every squad of 10 men was given a bottle of 9 white beans and one black bean. The man that drew the black bean was beaten to death by his fellow squad-mates using clubs. It wasn't just executed.

[@Aemilius46]

That's exactly what happened in Spartacus the TV series! 😅

[@cebapplejak5997]

what was that code again for the beardblaze oil?

[@Cyle_C]

Can you do one on Davy crockett?

[@ruairiodonohoe2533]

To sum up "I'm Minted"

[@katsmith4643]

Watching this while making an edit of horrible histories’ version of him 💗💗

[@fvckyoutubescensorshipandt2718]

force-fed molten gold, I bet that was some indigestion even Pepto couldn't fix.

[@SponsorShort]

He was dead when or if it happened.

[@jonnnyren6245]

Imagine his seconds. Sort of goldish but also mixed with... Nevermind...

[@Aemilius46]

It didn't actually happen, it's a bullcrap rumor!

[@Aemilius46]

Biographics!! You should do a video on "The Lucullus Brothers" Marcus Terentius Varro Lucullus, and, Lucius Licinius Lucullus Both Amazing generals and men!! With a Very special bond and great history!

[@Izixster]

Luculli are cool, i'd love to see one on Sertorius and Cicero too (can't believe there's still not one on cicero)

[@benjaminbrown5143]

If you haven't done so, please do one on Sulla

[@sathaire8120]

Pompee Magnus: I have great in my name. Licinius Crassus: Then how great are u?

[@Rakeshgupta-iy7lm]

Can you make a vid on Desmond doss the first conscientious objector to win a Medal of Honour. Ty

[@Ryan-vl2nn]

This guy would fit right in in both today’s US politics and business. He’d feel right at home here.

[@winston6175]

Yup especially because he got that small loan from his daddy eh? Lol

[@dtice69]

not really. modern politicians are just straight up gangsters with no souls. they hoover up money and power for the sake of it. politicians of the past often had to deal with the repercussions of their actions with things like revolutions and rebellions. most people blame Crassus for not being a great military leader and coveting wealth too much but nothing was ever said negative about his personal character. and that's a bright spot that the vast majority of modern statesmen can't lay claim to.

[@Aemilius46]

Marcus Licinius Crassus would have gotten even more Rich if he lived in the Modern world! Considering he was a Genius in Politics and Business!! Not to mention, as Plutarch and others have said, Marcus Licinius Crassus was VERY generous, so he could actually help Alot of the poorer people! 🙂

[@Aemilius46]

​@@dtice69 Marcus Licinius Crassus wasn't actually that bad in Military, (Aside from the Parthian expedition!) Crassus defeated the Slave rebels which everyone else couldn't, and he was a Major reason for Sulla's victory of the first Civil War. So actually he has more Wins than losses. I think the death of his son was the choking point for him, after his son died against the Parthians, Crassus was said to have been clouded by grief.

[@multiyapples]

Informative.

[@DarialKuznetsova]

Saw the vid popping up: Aaaand here's Simon Farnaby singing I'm Minted in my head. Video starts rolling: Holy beard!

[@davidhuntington82887]

Love these videos. Wondering if you can do a video on a hometown legend. The great Dean Martin.

[@nopenope789]

Make a megaproject on Berkut oil platform, please!

[@justelliot4870]

I'm Marcus Licinus Crassus No rich man can ever surpass us

[@thedrinkinggamemaker9749]

Living there can be a pauper's nightmare, but if you're rich like me then you don't care

[@smilingthroughitall1115]

@@thedrinkinggamemaker9749 Called my slave to the cave to ask it. To cook a feast and lower it in a basket.

[@moritamikamikara3879]

Them Romans think they're minted. But they aint rich like me

[@smilingthroughitall1115]

@@moritamikamikara3879 You can't call yourself loaded till you can buy an army!

[@LordesWAP]

Simon must've wrote that intro, quick, powerful to the point. Squarespace

[@fulltimerver2355]

Please do a podcast on John Shalikashvili. He was born near George. He had not citizenship till he moved to the US. His dad was an officer on both sides during WWII. His mother was part of Tzar Nicholas Royal court. John Shalikashvili was the Head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under Clinton. His Bio is the book "The boy on the bridge: story of John Shalikashvili" He was a good man. Amazing story.

[@richardb22]

Enjoyed this. There are always modern parallels

[@michaelagainstme]

XD the way he talks about hi sponser, hes got some bars :)

[@mooneyplovwer4040]

this would probably get more views if it had more subtitles in all language i think that would be a smart move

[@altinmares8363]

Please make videos about -Plato -Cicero -Herodotus -Homer I'm waiting for

[@cardenevans5580]

Herodotus is kinda like a blogger during that time period

[@bookworm4174]

Hello! Can you do one about Ernest Shackleton? That story is so amazing.

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you

[@Unknowngfyjoh]

You know he's getting 1,000,000+ views on this one! You should do episodes on Charles V (Holy Roman Emperor) or Francis I (King of France). As a loyal fan (someone who you've given countless hours of free entertainment while I've given nothing in return), I feel like you owe me!

[@anshumansingh0312]

Hahahahahahaha

[@GuntherRommel]

"Despite the rocky start". Well played.

[@shaggycan]

If this sorta stuff tickles your fancy I can't recommend Colleen McCullough Master's of Rome series of books enough. They really should be far more famous than they are. The 7 books cover from 110 BC to 27 BC.

[@linetvanduijn4728]

This video has no subtitles which I think is a bit of a shame because I'm not that good at English.

[@SkunkApe407]

Oh darn, you mean the Brit with an almost exclusively English speaking audience isn't catering to the fractional percentage of his viewers? It's almost as if serving the base of your audience is good business. This isn't a TV show, and they don't have the budget, workforce, or time to create translated scripts for multiple languages. And if he does that for one language everyone speaking any other language is going to expect the same for their language. That's an awful lot of work for four people to crank out for one fifteen minute episode each week.

[@linetvanduijn4728]

@@SkunkApe407 yes I get you, but that wasn't quite what I meant. my question was if there could be english subtitles because many of his videos have them.

[@SkunkApe407]

@@linetvanduijn4728 oh, KZbin does that. Should be right on the screen. Just tap the video while it is playing and there should be a CC option.

[@SkunkApe407]

@@linetvanduijn4728 yeah, just checked. Upper right corner of the video. Tap the three vertical dots and find the "caption" option. That should do it for you.

[@linetvanduijn4728]

@@SkunkApe407 yes that’s right but for this video it is unavailable😬

[@amaccama3267]

Marching towards 2M subs.

[@chickendrawsdogs3343]

Time to watch Spartacus again I suppose.

[@sophroniel]

Pompeii = "pom - PAY" or, more accurately, "pomp-AY-ee" Pompy = "POMP - ee" "POM - pæ" = Simon's interesting Latin interpretation that is neither a city nor a military man, and is instead a possible demand that an Englishman cover the bar tab.

[@Greatbritain08]

Dude i missed you 😀

[@ricardardevol9720]

"What about me, Pompey?" Would be nice to eventually get a video on the last member of the triumvirate. I am sure he is in the to-do list already :P

[@J3diMindTrix]

Seconded Always wondered where his vid was Not much good content on him, it's like he did a bunch of stuff, but for goodness sake i can't seem to find it anywhere so where on earthh is it lol

[@pyromania1018]

So, um, how 'bout a video about Arminius? Or a Geo video about the battle of the Teutoburg Forest?