Rome HBO - The murder of Julius Caesar

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Some scenes put together showing the death of Gaius Julius Caesar in the last episode of the first Rome season. I cut out the scenes of Atia and Servilia and of Lucius and Niobe. Brilliant series. Check out my video response showing the death of Niobe.

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dang when u study ... ( 3 weeks ago by comotose762)

dang when u study history years like 1776 or 1856 don't seem that long ago but man rome was a long time ago!!! before the British or Spain or France or even the crusades.

Well, if ROME got ... ( 3 weeks ago by Elisabetta611)

Well, if ROME got one thing right it's how BLOODY the whole affair was. Most depictions of Caesar's murder are ludicrously pretty. This one had all the raw terror of a man being stabbed 23 times. Heartbreaking.

is not death of ... ( 3 weeks ago by StarwarsGeneral)

is not death of julius cesar, its death of brutus... the real death of julius cesar is cople months ago, he death by assasinated by brutus and in this video is the death of brutus, he killed by the roman senate.

Too many Caesar ... ( 3 weeks ago by 1tephania)

Too many Caesar lovers on this board. Gosh, he died more than 20 years ago.

Um, no, it's not. ... ( 3 weeks ago by Elisabetta611)

Um, no, it's not. It's the assassination of Caesar. Brutus committed suicide.

Before Christ too. ( 3 weeks ago by splitter123123)

Before Christ too.

brilliant acting,i ... ( 2 weeks ago by vaderjoe)

brilliant acting,i felt sad about how caesar's life ended, after everything he did for rome,he expanded the empire and heightened its power,he proberly got too greedy and did terrible things that we may never know about. i cant imagine the horror of being stabbed 23 times by people who you trusted,but it happened to one man many years ago i wonder how he felt? scared?bitter?angry?upset? i supose he wud have been confused and disorientated.

BEFORE CHRIST TO ?! ... ( 2 weeks ago by comotose762)

BEFORE CHRIST TO ?!?!?! damn that is a long time ago

Caesar got what was ... ( 2 weeks ago by Mobilecheese)

Caesar got what was coming to him.
He was naive in handing out jobs and honors to former enemies.He wanted to have total power and be an absolute dictator. Caesar was a bit like JFK in that he didn't realise the enemies he was making all over the Roman Empire especially the ruling classes.

lol ( 1 week ago by 5PhiV)

lol

yup 11 times ( 5 days ago by allysonand)

yup 11 times

According to ... ( 4 days ago by deepthought23)

According to history, Julius Caesar was neither greedy nor did he commit outrageius acts. He was among the first prominent Roman leaders with a passionate desire to change the corruption that was the Roman Empire at the time.

if your thinking of ... ( 3 days ago by nickgstonesixteen)

if your thinking of how many times he was stabbed then it was 24 times not 11

Gaius Julius Caesar ... ( 3 days ago by hollywoodwerewolf)

Gaius Julius Caesar aimed to revolutionize the government of Rome and its empire. He planned it for the Greater Good of all, not just the personal enrichment of the Old Guard families and senators, the people who believed that nothing should change. Caesar knew that if there was no change the Roman world would become stagnant. He was able to push through quite a few reforms. He was killed by men who were angry at his changes and jealous of his wealth, power and success.

I know. A lot of ... ( 2 days ago by villanueva41)

I know. A lot of people who got betrayed got what was coming to them. I think they still deserve some sympathy since they were destroyed by those they thought they could trust.

Well, of course, ... ( 2 days ago by Mobilecheese)

Well, of course,Caesar didn't deserve what he got.The point is those who killed him believed he did.Caesar simply didn't realise or chose to ignore the danger he was in from those who hated him and all he stood for.Caesar was probably acting in the best interests of Rome as he saw them. His enemies didn't see it that way.Caesar was ahead of his times. Look what came after him - Augustus a king in everything but name followed by dictatorial maniacs like Caligula and Commodius -to name only a few.

Array ( 2 days ago by FilipinoxBandito)

E tu, Brutas?
Then fall Caesar...

is this the ... ( 1 day ago by AZZARO524)

is this the first season or second

Lucius Sulla ... ( 1 day ago by ptolemyauletesXII)

Lucius Sulla retired at the height of his power and lived on for another few years in peaceful retirement, so letting go of power was possible, if rare.

I've never been ... ( 1 day ago by ptolemyauletesXII)

I've never been entirely convinced that Caesar intended to sieze power, subvert the Republic, or dominate Rome. He seems to have been caught up in events of the time as much as he created the events of the time. Cetainly once he had gained a degree of power, he became increasingly reluctant to let it go, likely feeling botht that he was the only man who could maintain order and that he himself would be in danger should he release his grip. His march across the Rubicon was, after all,

motivated largely ... ( 1 day ago by ptolemyauletesXII)

motivated largely by a real fear of prosecution and destruction by his enemies should he lay down his Imperium and return to Rome a private citizen. Nor am I convinced that Caesar wassome far seeing man ahead of his times. Brilliant and pragmatic no doubt, but many of his reforms were motivated by political considerations as much as any idealistic goal to improve the Republic or create equality between all Romans. Such ideas were pretty alien to the Roman mind.

Whether Caesar ' ... ( 1 day ago by ptolemyauletesXII)

Whether Caesar 'deserved' to die or not is I suppose a matter of subjectivity, but it may help to note that this is a man who murdered as many as 1,000,000 Gauls and Germans, men women and children, in an unprovoked invasion of Ancient France motivated solely by a desire for military glory and riches. The Romans were experts at this sort of thing and none better than Caesar. He once ordered that the entire male poulation of a rebellious tribe should have their hands cut off as a punishment.

Sic Semper Tyrannis ... ( 9 hours ago by DramaQueen1776)

Sic Semper Tyrannis, bitches. Every politician should watch this video. Fuck 'em all.

martin luther king ( 5 hours ago by Penthiselea)

martin luther king

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