Gaius Julius Caesar changed the world. How, you might ask? The infamous dictator of the Roman empire and champion of the plebs, lived in greatness and died because of it. But, what can we learn about virtue from the life and death of this Roman dictator? Aristotle described the virtue of magnanimity as "the adornment of virtues," a phrase that epitomizes the early life of Julius Caesar. In this mini - documentary on Ancient Rome, we explore the the philosophy and ethics of magnanimity, the events that created Caesar's rise to power, and why greatness destroyed him through his preemptive assassination.
Join us for another installment of Famous Men of Virtue on the rise and fall of Julius Caesar!
-- About the Show:
Welcome to Famous Men of Virtue: Rome, a series of narrative historical documentaries on famous figures of virtue and vice from the chronicles of classical history. Hosted by a crowd of Memoria Press favorites, Famous Men of Virtue: Rome takes a close look at virtuous living through the eyes of the prominent individuals of the classical world.
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