The Ides of March: Betrayal and Blood in Ancient Rome
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The Ides of March: Betrayal and Blood in Ancient Rome
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Dive into one of history’s most infamous assassinations on A True Crime Podcast with host Alexander Lawson. On March 15, 44 BC, Julius Caesar, Rome’s dictator for life, was stabbed 23 times by a conspiracy of senators led by Brutus and Cassius. Uncover the motives, the omens ignored, and the chaotic aftermath that doomed the Roman Republic. From whispered plots to Mark Antony’s fiery funeral speech, this episode explores the betrayal that echoed through centuries. Perfect for fans of historical intrigue and true crime twists—listen now and beware the Ides!
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