Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus
Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus - Died circa 430 BC
Gaius Julius Caesar - Born 100 BC.... Died March 15th, 44 BC
You're regurgitating a revisionist retelling of what happened. The power Caesar used to correct the long abuses and negligence of the Senators was reabsorbed right back into the ranks of the political elite. There was no return of power to the people because the people—primarily the lower and middle classes—immediately broke out into riots and eventually a civil war with the elite class. Caesar was no tyrant in his political climate.
Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus
Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus - Died circa 430 BC
Julius Caesar - Born 100 BC.... Died March 15th, 44 BC
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You're regurgitating a revisionist retelling of what happened. The power Caesar used to correct the long abuses and negligence of the Senators was reabsorbed right back into the ranks of the political elite. There was no return of power to the people because the people—primarily the lower and middle classes—immediately broke out into riots and eventually a civil war with the elite class. Caesar was no tyrant in his political climate.
Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus
Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus - Died circa 430 BC
Julius Caesar - Born 100 BC.... Died March 15th, 44 BC
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You're regurgitating a revisionist retelling of what happened. The power Caesar used to correct the long abuses and negligence of the Senators was reabsorbed right back into the ranks of the political elite. There was no return of power to the people because the people—primarily the lower and middle classes—immediately broke out into riots and eventually a civil war with the elite class. Caesar was no tyrant in his political climate.
Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus
Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus - Died circa 430 BC
Julius Caesar - Born 100 BC.... Died March 15th, 44 BC
You're regurgitating a revisionist retelling of what happened. The power Caesar used to correct the long abuses and negligence of the Senators was reabsorbed right back into the ranks of the political elite. There was no return of power to the people because the people—primarily the lower and middle classes—immediately broke out into riots and eventually a civil war with the elite class. Caesar was no tyrant in his political climate.
You're regurgitating a revisionist retelling of what happened. The power Caesar used to correct the long abuses and negligence of the Senators was reabsorbed right back into the ranks of the political elite. There was no return of power to the people because the people—primarily the lower and middle classes—immediately broke out into riots and eventually a civil war with the elite class. Caesar was no tyrant in his political climate.
You're regurgitating a revisionist retelling of what happened. The power Caesar used to correct the long abuses and negligence of the Senators was reabsorbed right back into the ranks of the political elite. There was no return of power to the people because the people—primarily the lower and middle classes—broke out into riots and eventually a civil war with the elite class. Caesar was no tyrant in his political climate.