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Caesar: Held Fasces Bibilus: Held Feces

So it would be safe to say the new world order started about this time

Which horse of Alexander died here? Buchepalus?

Your channel is too euro centric. There were still major wars after 1848, like the Cremean war. So, no, it wasn't really sustained peace in 1914.

He should just make videos on all human history, go why back "there are buildings dated at 12,000 years nobody knows alot about. Samaritans exited but not alot is known about them. Egyptians poped up 6000 years ago and did this that and the other. and then greeks, Madison, romans." just go into detail when its important ill watch maybe even support if u post more regularly. I love the in depth detail stuff but u could just skim over hull human history only dive in when its somthing we should know u know? U be grate at that i love history and your the best one i trust to teach me all of it lol

21:40 Bloody time travellers trying to change the timeline….

Please cover more greek history

While I really enjoy your videos, and I know this is a super old video, but you come off as incredibly anti Caesar, especially in the Caesar videos. You may not have tried to come off that way, but you absolutely did.

I learned way back in high school that the British were responsible for enforcing the Monroe doctrine, but this really put into perspective why they would do that.

If you ask me, Anthony got the better of the other two.

When everyone has food, things tend to go well. Cultures mix and tech is shared. When people don’t have food, 💩 gets real…..quickly.

>"people of the long house" Hell nah 💀

Fantastic video! For a similar history I'd recommend reading Caliban and the Witch by Silvia Federici. Interesting book that covers a similar kind of history, I think it'd make an interesting video as well

What do we have to do to get you to finish your Roman history series through the Roman Empire and up until the Byzantium and the Holy Roman Empire? Seriously asking.

What blows me away is how similar modern agricultural work days are to the medieval one. At least from what I've seen as an agricultural worker.

I'm curious if anyone who knows the trial better, did anyone ever use this argument playing towards the legitimacy and religious angle? To explain to Charles or the court for the charge of treason that he was the king of England, of which there had been many, that could and had been replaced and interchanged. His own benefactors of the noble class in the past had shown that the improper conduct of Kings could not be tolerated by those that benefitted from their service. But that was not treason itself. Treason was instead of taking arms against the King, a temporary representative of the state, taking arms against the Kingdom of England, of which there was only one, standing eternal by the will of He above alone? By attacking the English people, Parliament and territory of England the temporary king had attacked the eternal Kingdom. God had ordained the Kingdom itself, granting Charles the chance to be the custodian of it and much as his fellow nobles had seen to remove ineffectual Kings in their past for their mismanagement of that which God's providence had given them, so stood this new tribunal to be the arbiter of justice on behalf of protecting that same providence? In essence Charles' failure was both one of the people and before God, and by having a foreign Presbyterian army attack the kingdom, with the agreement (even if he didn't mean it) to replace the Church of England, he had established himself as an Apostate to the Church of England, standing in contempt of the people, the Church of England and Lord Himself...

15:45 lmao

That line right at the start about it being cold in June went so far over my head for a good minute because I’ve only lived in the southern hemisphere I was like no duh it’s cold already and we’re in may

how do they now how long cave men worked ？？？load of BS

Not going to lie, I was 1/2 way through this video when I realized I forgot what I was watching and had started doing other tasks. They all can't be winners.

Out of all these theories the one thing I didn't hear anything about was why the see people's may have been migrating in the first place. Why would a collection of different groups of people from different parts of Europe come together like that and migrate to a different land? What would be the need for this to happen in the first place? I mean it is pretty extraordinary and extreme. Something had to have necessitated such a drastic move. In other words it seems like the collapse had already begun prior to the see people's arrival. Moreover, it seems like something happened very suddenly And perhaps catastrophically.

Cato more than anyone led to the republics fall

Senator: I propose we strip Caesar of his command tribune of the plebs: vetoed *walks away*

This is a great video. I have always wondered how the Roman electoral system was rigged in order to favour a particular candidate to be consul - especially when you see consuls getting elected to office consecutively or without any experience, in clear violation of the Roman electoral rules. We see Scipio Aemilanus, the adoped son of Scipio Africanus, being elected to office twice and Flaminuius being elected consul, despite not going up the ladder of offices before coming consul. All of this paved the way for the corruption of the Roman system and the election of Marius, Sulla, Pompey and Caesar to the consulship.

12:58 They literally antecipated in centuries the function of the Senate lol. Pretty brilliant

People were crazy back then.. stabbing themselves when ordered to kill. Wtf Eros?

The year is 50 B.C. Gaul is entirely occupied by the Romans. Well, not entirely... One small village of indomitable Gauls still holds out against the invaders. And life is not easy for the Roman legionaries who garrison the fortified camps of Totorum, Aquarium, Laudanum and Compendium...

I wonder if the elephants charged into further carthegian settlements beyond the battlefield

The content is absolutely great, I love it, but BCE? C'mon, BC.

One can imagine that maybe there indeed was a time traveller but never knew a Hitler or a Mao or a Pol Pot - so they made everything go their way to kill Caesar

What a disappointment it was when they started using corn in their Swords as killing people became so much easier than before.

I shouldn't have watched this before starting work

let's not forget the extra work we do lead to development of much of modern day's systematic redundancy and failsafe mechanisms like food preservation and refridgeration technology. our ancestors may have been chill but they were always 1 famine away from dying. we work more now but we can survive much more as well to the point we don;t think about survival at all now.

Good ole Canning

Love the video. 36:13 just drawing attention to the distinction between Slovaks and Slovenes - SLOVAKS are East Slavic people, ethnically and linguistically very close to Čechs, they speak Slovakian and their modern-day state borders Čechia and Poland to the north and Hungary to the south (to name only 3). SLOVENES are a South Slavic people from the north-western end of the Balkans (Slovenia), ethnically and linguistically similar to Croats and other South Slavic people. Other than that, great video. 👍🏼

The vast majority of employment rights come from the workers and lobbying groups never from govt or employers. The reason why we don’t employ children? Lobbying by people like dickens.

Work was very much dependent on the time of year. 6 days a week but it worked out at more like 5 because of all the saints days during the year.

I came to learn what happened with the volcanic winter, stayed for the politics

What a misleading title. I wanted to hear about the weather and its affects. 80% of vid has nothing to do with that. I could nit give a flying crap about Europe and their stupid ways.

So amazed I can’t even figure out if Cesar won the battle by plying moves years in advance like some super hero chess player or if it was just plain luck. Either way this channel has been a pleasure to watch! Thank you sir

Still waiting on the Imperial arc

seems like the senate created their own monster

Drinking game: have a shot each time the word "wall" is said.

Wait.. what about that cold summer!

Your title is an 8 year span. Do better.

0:09 , can someone please tell me the song's title please. Its amazing

The court had way more patience than I would have. Charles definitely did the things he was accused of and there's no benefit to playing games with a royal who's not even going to try and properly negotiate.

Very informative video. Thank you!

8:30 cohort 🔀 napoleon’s corp system?

TL;DW join a union cause you probably can't bargain a good deal for yourself