ThreeEyedRaven:

No.. the wife was loyal even when Ceasar brought Cleopatra home as a second widfe she remained loyal to Ceasar. At many points when his epilepsy took over him the same wife would help nurse and restore him. But I guess it was Cleopatra's beauty and the riches from Egypt which Rome was being funded upon that made Ceasar lost interest in his wife which could ultimately translate to why he didn't listen to her that day

naija4life247:


My brother, I understand your pains. The nightmare has been passed from generation to generation. How can a group of Afonja soldiers use over three million of your brethren for pepper soup and suya in 1967? It's a nightmare that will never go away

ublight:


pity u. Believe western propaganda

DAramis:


Is there any website or book which happens to be a compendium of history that you know off and where I can download such?

When I was still in my school, there is this book(s) that looks like a compendium of classical works of 16th to 20th centuries ( I think). it is in volumes. I don't know the name, otherwise, I would have searched for it and download it or even buy the hard copy. It has some works like dantes hell, odessy etc.

naija4life247:

Even when going to see your mistress?

Chii59:

As many men nowadays still do.
Marry a woman yet has eyes outside for small small girls.
I always tell myself, "doesn't this man know that this curvy chic with flat tummy, if she spend one year with him, will lose shape like his wife?"

WhizdomXX:

In medieval terms, he had "knowledge of her".

oz4real83:
Literature was sweet when books by Williams Shakespeare were part of the Literature books in Nigerian schools, Literature has become almost unrecognizable with the kind of literature books they prescribe for Nigerian literature students these days. They can mix it with our local books but totally eliminating the books that made literature interesting those good old days is a big NO for me

Dollarseeker:
yes from my own side of the story, the wife was part of the plan. I mean the Egyptian wife Cleo

StacyO:


I just wonder what goes wrong.
It's not supposed to be so. Hitting the gym with your spouse will even help reduce her belly fat if that's the case.




Babe that matter weak me. Lol

powerhouse3:
Recently Accountant claim they invent writing.... but we all known the top brain don't go there to have such a magnificent invention in their fold....

The Economist are now using Ghens khan ,Art of war as their Manu script... and yhu my friend could have dis belief if its was not well documented...


or we may as well say that they Biafra's war never existed since we didn't witness it

StacyO:



Oh. I get it now.

He married a good woman but,refused to see that.

ThreeEyedRaven:

Flat Tommy is the beauty of women and childbirth is not enough reasons to lose it. If you look closely, you'd discover that protruded tummy is more common amongst Nigerian women than any other part of the world, prolly because of what we eat maybe but hey, a reasonable woman should be able to manage her body weight joor.
However, this doesn't justify married men going after younger ladies or any form of extra marital affairs with anyone.

chrisblack:
actually cleopatra gave him cubnomi chop

Huzormah:
Lovely write-up,but i need to set some things straight .
1 . Julius gaius caesar was not an emperor . He was a dictator .
2 . That statement is disputed by historians .
3 . He was not from a poor home .

Please these corrections do not in any way diminish your outstanding work in making us revisit history,just try to always get your facts right .

pryingeyes:
But there was another angle to it , and that was Julius C. Was warned by a certain man,who told him to beware of the ides of March. He never listened to the man. So, on the D day, while celebrating the ides of March, he saw the soothsayer who warned him not to attend and he mockingly said to the man( showing himself to him ) "the ides of March is here". Which the man answered and said these words that have now become famous:"Yes, the ides of March is here ; but not gone". We all know what later became of him that day.

ublight:



Humans hate d truth.

A lot of stuff written back then were carefully crafted. Trust me.

How would u ever believe those things?

powerhouse3:
Which warlord.....Forget the hype..


one of Brutus hatred against ceaser was his arrogance ...


he (Brutus )told his fellow conspirators that ceaser was a weak man ....Hear what Brutus said about him
He was envious


Caesar sink into a shallow water...and he cried out to me ,help me Brutus or sink ,and with my shoulder did I carried him,so I can't believe that a man with such a feeble mind will ascend the throne and try to bear the brunt alone...

DAramis:


Yeah, I have also held that believe that Caesar would have definitely survived those dagger stabs all things being equal. He died as a result of being betrayed by someone he trusted most.

I think that is why, some scholars use it as a reference point in teaching pupils (back in the days) about treachery and betrayal by people. I always held the believe that Betrayal is far greater than actual death. Death is physical but betrayal by the least person you never expected it from kills everything in a person's life including emotion.

DAramis:


Is there any website or book which happens to be a compendium of history that you know off and where I can download such?

When I was still in my school, there is this book(s) that looks like a compendium of classical works of 16th to 20th centuries ( I think). it is in volumes. I don't know the name, otherwise, I would have searched for it and download it or even buy the hard copy. It has some works like dantes hell, odessy etc.

ublight:



Humans hate d truth.

A lot of stuff written back then were carefully crafted. Trust me.

How would u ever believe those things?

chrisblack:
actually cleopatra gave him cubnomi chop

ashybabs:
PLOT TWIST MARC ANTHONY AVENGED THE DEATH OF CAESAR... AND REWARDED HIMSELF WITH CAESAR'S WIFE CLEOPATRA

realestate99:

you are correct, world history is vastly edited to favour a " particular group "
1. They did not tell us that the old Assyrians and Jews were dark skinned just like the Egyptians.
Syrian king konon
of Dura - Europos and all his family were black ( from archeological evidence such as paintings) you can google it.




2. There were many evidences of black presence in the Americas before Christopher Columbus discovered the place, many years before the transatlantic slave trade.

3 The influence of moors in the Iberian peninsula has been massively downplayed by modern history curriculum.

4. how on earth would mungo park discover river Niger? a river that has been in existence thousands of years before his birth of Mungo Park in Scotland or Columbus discovering Americas despite stating in his books he met many "indigenous people" in most island waiving at his ship......maybe "discovery" means another thing entirely
it would be better if it is written like this "colombus discover Americas for the Portuguese" , going to someone's house and telling them that their orange tree is orange is a subtle way of saying they are dumb.

ashybabs:


Don't be mistaken both of them had a similar quest. And when u consider the impact of their conquest Ceasar is greater