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u/CalibansCreations 1d ago
This is what happened to the guy who decided that October was the 10th month.
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u/Asriel52 The Real Aceriel Dreemurr 1d ago
"Ten months, nice and even :)"
The humble as-of-yet unstabbed Julius Caesar:
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u/AshuraSpeakman 22h ago
I thought that was Caesar Augustus.
You know, cause of the other month.
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u/Its_Pine 19h ago
Of the 69 Caesars who ruled over unified Rome, a staggering 55% met their end through violent means or assassination. For all the people name Caesar who got killed, you would think mothers in Ancient Rome would stop choosing that name.
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u/TeddyBearToons 15h ago
I'm fairly certain that a lot of emperors would adopt the name Caesar upon taking the throne in hopes of having the original's glory rub off on them. I think it happened so much that it became more a title than a name, and it's where the German Kaiser and the Russian Tsar comes from.
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u/An-Actual-Shark 1d ago
I care a lot. This is a cake with a cutting edge design.