Julius Caesar - Unshakable Confidence

[@Obtaineudaimonia]

It was very pleasing to wake up this morning and see this channel had reached 100,000 subscribers, almost 5 years to the day since I started it. As a thank you and as promised, here is a brand new video. More on the way...

[@codysing1223]

Appreciate all you do, this was excellent. "The Gods favor the Bold"

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[@Obtaineudaimonia]

More coming soon. This channel is experiencing a renaissance!

[@bond007spectre7]

Can you do George Washington

[@dyingearth]

Please note, Rome at this time do not have prison as we know it. They have detention facilities that's for holding accused (in this case pirates) until magistrate determined their punishment. The punishment are fine (confiscation of property), exile, or death. In this case, crucifixion is the listed punishment for the crime. He didn't exactly raise a fleet, but simply went to the nearest Roman garrison and borrowed their fleet using his familial connection. He was paying for the fleet's service from his own pocket though.

[@ImFrvy]

This is the content we need in times like this. Thank you.

[@wadahbottle]

What a legend

[@kanyekubrick5391]

Congrats on 100k!

[@Obtaineudaimonia]

Thank you

[@2ears1mouth786]

I always find this a rather odd example to use to teach virtuous characteristics, but it is entertaining.

[@TheArtOfPersonalGrowth]

Congrats on the 100k subscribers! 😍

[@Obtaineudaimonia]

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More of these please!

[@Obtaineudaimonia]

Working on the next one as we speak...

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Thank you for your videos. You have inspired me to make similar videos to help people as well!

[@guardianangel4443]

You're underrated

[@ravenousgigajacker]

Caesar was lying his ass off.

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Congrats

[@revinmike622]

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[@sanelaax3]

Goodstuff

[@kb.e3762]

Great story, but lets keep it at that guys... Ancient times kings and emperors used to make up stories so they would be feared or look good in the public eye....

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[@KitagumaIgen]

Worst case of survivor bias! Also leading to a heap of poor script-writing where the movie-villain reveal all to the hero...

[@dyingearth]

A great deal of what we know about Julius Caesar are from his own writing, which for political reason is of course biased. Why you think generations of Latin students that read Commentarii de Bello Gallico got their opinion shaped by Caesar?