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Gnaeus

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  1. I've been searching through the topics for a while and haven't seen a topic discussing this.

     

    In my oppinion Gaius Julius Caesar ultimatly signed the Empires death warrant. My reason for this is that:

     

    Towards the end of the empire, the emperors became increasingly scared of being overthrown by a popular general and often due to this fear had the most promising generals killed.Therefore if Caesar hadn't overthrown the republic, the generals would not have been hunted down as traitors but have been given consulships in which to expand the empire and bring Roman rule to barbarian nations; also as a republic, in my oppinion Rome would have been in a better position to deal with invading hordes.

     

    Thanks.

     

     

     

    I disagree in the sense that the roman republic was already declining and the senate could not govern an empire effectively so my view is Caesar was not a savior but he did allow the Roman empire to become stronger under one ruler than with a bunch of arguing senators.

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