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2,077 Years Later, Julius Caesar's 23 Words About Pain Are Still the Truest Thing Ever Written About Soldiers
2+ week, 3+ day ago (486+ words) Caesar's 23 words about pain and the case for Alesia as his greatest victory — the double siege, the battle in both directions, and the courage that won it....
2,072 Years Later, Julius Caesar's 3-Word Battle Report Is Still the Most Arrogant Military Message Ever Sent
2+ week, 5+ day ago (431+ words) The Battle of Zela explained — the five-hour war behind Julius Caesar, veni, vidi, vici, the three traditions of the quote, and why the arrogance was accurate....
2,074 Years Later, Julius Caesar's 4 Words at the Rubicon Are Still the Most Famous Decision in Military History
2+ week, 6+ day ago (868+ words) He said it in Greek, quoting a comedy; the Latin everyone knows is a mistranslation written 170 years later; his own memoir skips the river. The full story of history’s most famous decision — the trap, the crossing, Pharsalus, the Ides — and…...