Marcus Junius Brutus, Tribune 83 BCE

The father of the famous tyrannicide, Papa Brutus was Marcus Aemilius Lepidus' chief lieutenant during his infamous 78-77 revolt.
*Note: I say at some point during the video that Brutus was Praetor in 83, but that was just a gaffe. He was never a Praetor, but rather a Tribune.
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A sad end for Papa Brutus. Brutal even.

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I'm sure that I will cover some 4th Century figures at some point. The general Sebastianus is someone I am interested in, but I have struggled to relocate the passages in Ammianus' history where he shows up.

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"Papa Brutus"? That's what you decided to go with? Not "...the Elder" or something less... Smurfy? I generally enjoy your content, but that was just a bit too far for me. I'll skip this one and wait for the next.

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So the head of the Catholic church can be called Papa in seriousness, but because you draw a connection with smurfs instead, it's silly?