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He does not look at us From the darkness of millennia from the

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very first century of the Christian era,

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the beast from the abyss will call him the Terrible

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Apocalypse and the Mouth was given to Him,

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speaking proudly and

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blasphemy with the saints and defeating them and

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666 in

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Hebrew the numbers corresponded

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letters and when

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you calculate the Emperor

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Nero, it

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turned out

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666 at the

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very end of this,

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under the Emperor Trajan in the rheme, Well,

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what we would now call the Roman

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Perestroika, as the Great Tatar historian wrote, the

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Romans were given the inalienable

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right of a free person to write and

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say what you

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think and

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took place

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in the

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loche they were led it was an endless

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column they walked with ropes around their necks and

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brought them to the

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seashore they were countless Roman

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informers a terrible tumor on the body of Rome

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and to the cheering cries of

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the crowd they wrote to the younger one they were put

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on the corners

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of the ship let the wind

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scatter these pitiful ones ships Let

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them be thrown onto the deserted shores of uninhabited

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islands where, by their mercy, the

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Roman senators were exiled and the crowd

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applauded in the crowd those

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Unrecognized

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Danuki, and then the judgment of

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history began, all these

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intellectuals of the Roman

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sixties, born in the

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sixties under the Emperor

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Nero, lay down on the

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couch and began to

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remember these terrible

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times the past times of the past

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Roman emperors, here Tiberius

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scored such a great city that he ruled Rome

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without even coming there from the island of Capri but

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carefully killed with him Mad

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Caligula, an animal lover, a horse fell in love with a

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white one, nicknamed fleet-footed, so much

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in love that he made him first a Roman

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citizen then

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later in general wanted to make him a consul and

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endured except for animals he was a great

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lover of ladies and declared all Roman beauties as his

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own and when some Roman

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senator got married he received a note

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Why are you hugging something that is not yours the

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bride was taken away during Perov with the

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senators

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he loved to retire with the

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senator’s wife he liked and

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when he returned to discuss porn

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charms

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and but this one was at least a madman and then in

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general

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there was just a stupid, mediocre

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mediocrity, Emperor

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Claudius, when his grandmother wanted to say

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that someone was immensely stupid, she said he was

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even stupider than my grandson

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Claudius, but he ruled nothing in Rome, he

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effectively killed, and at the same time he was a sadist, but a

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forgetful sadist, senile he will kill and

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then walk away and keep asking why

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this

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Lina name Voight in history made him

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a laughing stock in the eyes of the whole of Rome, she

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managed to sleep with all the noble

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Romans, a

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handsome man in the end, she came up with the idea while

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the emperor was alive, she got married to one of

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them, she finally convinced Claudius to kill

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TM VM with Milin did not come to the table and was very

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angry and waited, but I repeat, he carried it out

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effectively because he killed, but also

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because he created the most powerful

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bureaucracy that Rome did not know,

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and after him the

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beast from the

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abyss appeared, Emperor

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Nero,

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and these Roman intellectuals talked about all this

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they spoke with such

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indignation as if all this

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was happening to some

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strangers, as if it were foreigners who endured flattery for their dishes

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and not their Fathers and

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Elder

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Brothers, and

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the most

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terrible thing is

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that the

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hero of one of probably the most shameful

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stories was a man and an

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intellectual of the Circle Yes, probably a symbol of

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Roman

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intellectuals, a

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moralist God, how many great

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reflections on morality he

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wrote, the famous philosopher of celebrities, it’s

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probably better to say

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the philosopher Lucius Anna

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Seneco and in his

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history, as in a mystical

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mirror,

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what will often

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happen by the most brilliant

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intellectuals over the course of

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[applause]

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millennia Well, now we will go out onto the

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streets of Rome we Let's breathe this air of the

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first Century of the Christian

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era, then the Universe would speak

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all languages there and from morning to night

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this terrible noise would not stop and Seneca,

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which I just spoke about in one

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of his letters, wrote that it is impossible to live here,

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how many throats screams at the top of his lungs, how many

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hands are knocking on honey here These sounds of a

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forge hammer And what we breathe here is the

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smoke of the kitchens And you can’t look at Tibor,

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not the whole

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huge city floats there, but how beautiful the Roman

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Forum is How beautiful the colonnade of temples is,

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it’s true, it’s all a little difficult to see

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because

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Rome is built up

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endlessly this

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land in Rome was very expensive,

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so they built houses almost end to end and

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they reached Oh, they probably would have reached New

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York skyscrapers.

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But Emperor Augustus banned it and

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therefore all these buildings are no higher than six

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floors, but they also hide the sky, these are the crooked

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Roman endless alleys and

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now, along this crooked

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alley, a stretcher is being carried, a stretcher is surrounded by a

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crowd of slaves, fast walkers are running in front,

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this is not the court of a Roman oligarch.

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Well, yesterday’s slave from

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insignificance to becoming freedmen

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has amassed a gigantic

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fortune, well, as they

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call it

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fanzi, from the time they were called the new Romans and

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now they are carrying this new Romans Well, they

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loved the rich equally in all centuries and

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therefore in the most famous Roman

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novel Satyricon I will mercilessly describe him

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under the name

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of merciless and talented in self-interest and

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when the Roman Perestroika

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about which I spoke about begins and when

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intellectuals take up

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the past, these rich people will take up

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the present and their fortunes will be

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implausibly

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VM only merchants, they therefore constitute the

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top of the Roman bureaucracy. Who is the Minister

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of Finance at the court of Emperor Claudius, the

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freedman stole, who is in charge of the

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imperial administration, the

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freedman narcissus, and so on, and so on, and

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it was they who came up with a slogan that

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will survive

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centuries. Every person is

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worth exactly

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as much as he has

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money. Not only a stream poured into Rome

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handsome slaves but handsome slaves And in

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Rome a law was passed:

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if a free woman marries the

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slave of his

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master, she becomes a slave and, more

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importantly, all her property goes to the

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owner

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[music] of the

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slave But

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another

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paradoxical character is a Roman actor, but

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time is the law according to to which if a

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free man

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my

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citizen wants to become an acre, he generally

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loses almost all the rights of Roman

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citizenship; moreover, any

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official can flog an actor if in a city of

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famine the artists are the first to be expelled,

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but he, too, is carried on a

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stretcher; he, too, Rami's windows

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will be brought to the Magnificent House where in the

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reception sense senators and these New

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Romans are rich, why but more about this

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later and with this despised and

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famous

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class of

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artists soon and

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connect the most probably

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fa

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le Emperor

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Nero Emperor

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Nero

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was born in the thirty-seventh

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year after the birth of

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Christ In general, several years

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after the crucifixion of

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his Lord the father from the family died when

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Nero was in infancy from dropsy,

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but his mother, she was

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famous, as

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if the blood of the legendary Roman she-wolf that

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suckled Romulus and Remus was in this

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woman, she came from the famous

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August family, she

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was the sister of the

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mad emperor Caligula, she was

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a writer her work is referenced by the

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famous Tacitus; she had, as they said,

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the mind of a minister and the body of a courtesan, to which

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she generously paid in the struggle for

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power; power was what this

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woman possessed when she was not a writer; a

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minister;

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she became a robber; in this campaign for

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power, she managed to join as a very young

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girl in a conspiracy against the

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emperor's brother, Caligula

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was expelled from Rome. But after

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Caligula was killed and Tiberius came, now

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she was returned to

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Rome, and at that time she learned about the

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murder of Claudius

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Lina, the place of

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the Empress becomes free, and

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then, as the historian writes, being at the

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age of blooming women with kindred

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kisses lying on a stretcher to this

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insignificant emperor she forced

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him Zhenya she becomes

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empress her first

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move to that absolute power that

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this amazing woman dreams of and then

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she remembers her son the son grew up in the

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care of slaves was an absolutely

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abandoned child he was 11 years old

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when his mother called him to the palace and

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realized that he was simply illiterate

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then she made probably the most successful

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move om

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minister she calls a teacher for her son and

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this

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teacher should

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be Lucius Anna

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[music]

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Seneco

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[music]

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Toyota Drive your dream Well,

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in a totalitarian

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authorities Well, the most popular

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are always those who suffered from

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this power Lucius Anna Seneca suffered a lot

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he was a famous writer

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senator when during the time of Caesar

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Caligula he made his famous

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speech it was enough Caesar

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roared so simply to kill him and only the

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Concubine Caligula

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explaining

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this you just have to wait and he himself

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will die, he managed

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to escape, but this did not teach him anything

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during the time of the

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next emperor Claudius, when

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all the styles or the stalker

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joined a very small party

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which in Rome was called the party of

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decent people, no no, she did not

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oppose the emperor, but they did not

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lie

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and the glory of

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Seneca simply thundered and his fellow senators

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appreciated his glory. A

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denunciation was created and the moralist who

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wrote so much about morality was accused of

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fornication against a

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solo relative of the emperor. And

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unanimously the senate sentenced his colleague to

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death, but here, too, Claudius could not

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kill him because he was already very popular

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and he was simply

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deported, deported far from Rome to

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Corsica, where only

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the sky of Corsica was pomsed

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alone, he

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indulged in what he had always dreamed of

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in thought and

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work, he wrote and will write

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a lot about how to live as a person, nature

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searches us at the exit and at the entrance and

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cannot be taken away from this of the world more than we

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brought there naked we came and

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we will leave naked 9

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months the mother’s womb prepares us

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for

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birth and our whole life in this world

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as he believed this is only preparation for a

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new, different

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birth

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and we live

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here

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this ferocity of people the ferocity of

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animals the horrors of illness of us like as if they are driving us

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out of this world, explaining to us We are not our

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own here, hurry up to return to our house, he

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will write ska and he also

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wrote a

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report. How strange it is that people care so much about what

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will happen to them in the future, they

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who cannot

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even manage

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tomorrow, but how many thoughts did he have

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about the past dirty porridge That's what he called

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politics and he also wrote a

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probably tragic phrase who fights in

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this world in captivity becomes a slave to

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these

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circumstances and after all these

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wise

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reflections he is called to

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Rome, he understands perfectly why His name is

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He knows perfectly well the character of Nero's mother

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And the grens

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of this and yet

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Pushkin is going, he will write, we are born, said

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Seneca, for the benefit of his neighbors and his own. No,

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I don’t think so about my own benefit. He thought,

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you know. They had this concept, I am a

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Roman citizen, this is the meaning of One of the

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most brilliant speeches of Cicero, they were

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citizens and he even there in exile he

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continued to think about Rome about which the walkie-talkie would

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write I want the sun to never

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rise over a city that will be

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greater than my Rome he also had it

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in his soul How to live on The republic has outlived

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its usefulness The republic turned out to be the willfulness of the

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crowd and the greed of these senators whom

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it held back only the stranglehold of the strict emperor

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means the whole thing is in the monarchy. Well, the monarchs

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were terrible, which I

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already told Tiberius Caligula Claudius, all of these

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were tyrants and he

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understands that he

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now has a fantastic

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opportunity before him, he can

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raise a new Caesar, he can

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raise that dream that has

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always been cherished so much philosophers

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to educate a moral monarch, a monarch

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who will take care of the

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state who will put an end to these

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times of willful tyrants, that’s why

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he goes to Rome, he too, how and

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how many

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times will history prove how

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impossible it is Well, then he’s in the palace and

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Agrippina begins her path to power

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First she forces Claudius to adopt a

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neuron, then the next step is that Claudius has

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two children Britannic, as it were, the crown

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prince, Octavi's sister,

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Nero's wife on Octavia. Well, then it

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begins. Well, in all centuries, and

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what is now called the Feast here,

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they talk and talk time only about

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Nero, he is remarkably complex that it is very

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important in this city of military glory

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they tell how he defeated this

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other fighter, how he rides on chariots, his

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speeches that Seneca writes to Him all the time

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And now he is already the leader of the Roman

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youth, it’s time for him to enter his seventeenth year.

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Everything is done and

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Agrippina organizes

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a coup, it’s just

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Claudius simply poisoned with mushrooms and while

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the body of the dead emperor in the palace

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she holds with hugs and

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kindred sobs in the chambers of this

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unfortunate Britannicus Nero is taken out onto the

00:26:35

porch, he is declared emperor, they are taken

00:26:39

to the camp by the

00:26:42

Praetorians, they shout out him, they are also taken as

00:26:46

emperor, they are taken to the Senate where he

00:26:49

makes a speech that was written by

00:26:52

Seneca, he glorifies Claudius and he

00:26:57

comes out of the Senate showered with all honors by

00:27:00

the emperor; it is true that the title of father of the fatherland,

00:27:03

which was due to the emperor,

00:27:06

he refused, but still he was in his

00:27:09

seventeenth year, and after this

00:27:15

speech, those praising Claudius,

00:27:19

Seneca showed him a pamphlet, which was being read

00:27:23

at that time by all of Rome, it was a satire on

00:27:26

Claudius the story of how insignificant

00:27:31

this murdered, so to speak, emperor was,

00:27:35

who was immediately declared divine

00:27:37

because according to the Roman religion he went to the

00:27:40

gods and the boy immediately received this lesson,

00:27:45

two of his speech and the

00:27:48

truth. Well,

00:27:52

then what happens next is what

00:27:55

will always happen in the

00:27:59

fact that some make

00:28:03

coups But others

00:28:07

use them So Agri No she gets an

00:28:11

Escort

00:28:12

of the Guards

00:28:14

becomes the head of the cult of the divine

00:28:17

emperor her profile is minted on

00:28:22

coins But apart from the profile there is

00:28:26

nothing she understands that she has no

00:28:31

power that all power is in the hands of the

00:28:38

educator of the new

00:28:42

Seneca Emperor Seneca forms a government

00:28:46

that will be declared the golden age of

00:28:50

Nero, the golden

00:28:52

five years,

00:28:53

and she can’t talk to her son

00:28:58

because the son is always in

00:29:01

the fun that his teacher puts up with, and the

00:29:04

fun is very interesting with the circle of

00:29:07

golden youth. They go to the

00:29:11

distant quarters of Rome to all these

00:29:14

suspicious taverns where if they are on

00:29:18

horses They trample people or beat people,

00:29:22

he returns covered in bruises but

00:29:25

happy Here comes the

00:29:28

courageous fun

00:29:31

[music]

00:29:34

they rape this is the kind of youth that

00:29:38

tyrants have, here is our Ron Ivan the Terrible,

00:29:43

he had the same youthful fun, read

00:29:47

Ramzin and the letters of Prince Kurbsky How with the

00:29:51

same crowd of golden youth on

00:29:55

horses, they crushed

00:29:58

and drove these girls as if on a hunt and

00:30:01

raped them, and as Prince

00:30:04

Kurbsky writes, the courtiers Karl spoke about how

00:30:08

courageous and brave our sovereign would be,

00:30:12

so Nero and Agrippina also heard

00:30:22

speeches and she recognizes in these speeches the voice of

00:30:26

Seneca,

00:30:28

her son pronounces words that

00:30:31

probably made his predecessors turn over in their graves,

00:30:34

he says that it

00:30:37

turns out that the Roman Republic is by no means the

00:30:41

destiny of emperors No, it must be

00:30:45

governed by

00:30:46

laws when he is asked to sign a

00:30:49

death warrant, he says a phrase and she

00:30:52

hears the voice again snacks o It would be better if I

00:30:55

was not literate,

00:30:58

these are liberal reforms, the fact that her sister

00:31:01

Caligula’s wife Claudius is

00:31:05

disgusting and she becomes

00:31:10

frantic during the reception of one of the

00:31:14

ambassadors there was an empty throne Neuron had

00:31:18

just entered and he saw how his mother rushed

00:31:21

to this empty throne and was already on the

00:31:24

steps

00:31:26

when the young man caught up with her and returned his hug,

00:31:31

but it was then that she decided to talk to him

00:31:36

seriously. She said that he had generally

00:31:41

forgotten that the

00:31:49

son of Emperor Claudius remained in the palace, her

00:31:52

punk, and if this reign

00:31:57

continues, she will replace

00:32:00

Nero with the legitimate one the heir of Emperor

00:32:05

Claudius, but

00:32:09

she didn’t calculate, she

00:32:11

forgot whose blood was in the veins of her son and the

00:32:17

blood

00:32:19

leapt during

00:32:22

Sheva when the young Britannian

00:32:26

sang, they brought him a cup of poison and he fell and

00:32:31

writhed in agony, and

00:32:36

Nero announced that it was just a

00:32:39

seizure and asked to continue the fun and

00:32:45

they were having fun while this unfortunate man

00:32:48

was dying on the floor. Later, historians in the 10th

00:32:53

century will announce this scene. Well,

00:32:57

fictional. Well, really. Well,

00:33:00

why poison Britannicus publicly? When

00:33:05

this can be done in the

00:33:06

chambers, they don’t understand what the

00:33:11

future tyrant Nero instinctively understood; evil,

00:33:16

for it to

00:33:18

act, it must be

00:33:21

publicly When our Ivan the Terrible decided to

00:33:26

announce to the boyars that he was a

00:33:29

king, he killed the most influential, the

00:33:35

richest of them, Prince Andrei Shuisky and a

00:33:38

descendant of Alexander Nevsky, they threw him in

00:33:42

the courtyard and, as the chronicler writes, the pale

00:33:48

boyars stood and watched and from then on

00:33:52

had fear of

00:33:55

the sovereign, but then what

00:33:59

happens in general,

00:34:02

predictably, he’s young

00:34:05

Nero, a

00:34:08

woman appears who mixes everything up

00:34:18

[music]

00:34:25

cards

00:34:27

[music]

00:34:30

Her name was Pope

00:34:33

Sabina, as the Roman

00:34:37

historian writes, she was from a noble family, she was

00:34:41

also beautiful, she was brilliantly educated and

00:34:44

smart, but nature forgot to give her

00:34:47

only one nobility of souls because

00:34:52

Onana wanted only one thing:

00:34:55

power, she was the

00:34:58

wife of a certain aton. The fact is that at this

00:35:02

time, such a

00:35:05

glamorous circle of the most brilliant Roman

00:35:09

young people was formed around Nero; this is

00:35:12

Petronius, the great writer, the author of

00:35:15

the satiricon calls him Petronius the arbiter,

00:35:18

he is the arbiter of elegant taste and the next in

00:35:23

importance

00:35:25

from the curly-haired Nero curls were very

00:35:29

valued at the time, he was

00:35:31

a spit, he wore a toupee, but he made this

00:35:36

toupee fashionable because he was what

00:35:39

is called comme il faut a man as it should be, he

00:35:41

was always fashionable and that’s it, Sabina

00:35:46

was His

00:35:48

wife, what was there here? Was the intrigue very much in the

00:35:53

Roman spirit itself aton who decided to

00:35:57

put his wife in the emperor’s bed and

00:36:00

influence him and was mistaken as always

00:36:04

because the weapon went out of obedience.

00:36:07

Or he really didn’t know anything,

00:36:12

but as soon as Nero saw him singing, he immediately

00:36:16

It was an explosion of passion, he took possession of it

00:36:21

and the unfortunate aton was instantly expelled from

00:36:25

Rome and the Roman people, they were jokers, they

00:36:30

sang, for

00:36:32

which they exiled the poor Aten because he

00:36:36

wanted to sleep with his own

00:36:40

wife, but when

00:37:00

Seneca, here is

00:37:02

Seneca, this is the question of historians And he

00:37:06

knew about the murder of

00:37:10

Britannicus Well, if he knew, Well, what should he

00:37:15

do? Well, if Britannicus wins

00:37:18

Agrippina these terrible times of

00:37:21

Tiberius Caligula Claudius will return the times of tyrants

00:37:24

his government will perish all

00:37:27

his

00:37:28

reforms will perish So if he knew he agreed

00:37:31

because and will agree as we will

00:37:35

see many times in the future because

00:37:37

politics is just a choice between

00:37:41

different degrees of

00:37:44

horror So now he welcomes

00:37:48

the appearance of Popeye Sabina, he thinks that this is

00:37:52

a counterbalance to Agre, the terrible Koto wants to

00:37:56

return Rome to

00:37:58

the past and the struggle of these two

00:38:02

women begins, Popeye

00:38:05

achieves with the help of Snek

00:38:08

Agrippina falls from grace,

00:38:12

she is officially removed from the Palace, this

00:38:18

Escort of the Guards is taken away from her and instantly there is emptiness around

00:38:22

yesterday’s lady

00:38:25

but Snek he

00:38:28

knows that in the palace she was

00:38:32

dangerous, but outside the palace she will be even more

00:38:42

dangerous. So from both sides they

00:38:47

begin to

00:38:50

push Nero to a final decision and

00:38:55

he stopped seeing his mother. But

00:38:59

this shadow that is outside the palace is a dangerous shadow,

00:39:04

it also does not give him

00:39:08

peace and

00:39:10

he begins

00:39:16

leaning more and more towards

00:39:18

the final, only possible

00:39:23

decision,

00:39:25

he

00:39:27

kills

00:39:28

[music] his

00:39:33

mother, he went to the famous Roman resort

00:39:37

in Baie and all the famous

00:39:40

Romans rest there. This is the most fashionable

00:39:43

resort and, as Seneca writes, all night long from the

00:39:48

lake

00:39:49

these obscene screams of men and the

00:39:53

squeals of women do not last long

00:39:57

our Penelopes are clear of Fidelity at the

00:40:00

resort in Bay Well, Ovid will

00:40:05

write the same less

00:40:09

mortgaged, everyone is ready to discuss

00:40:12

any beauty here to say in the end I

00:40:16

spent the night with her and here at this

00:40:20

frivolous Cheerful resort

00:40:25

Nero calls his mother as if for

00:40:28

reconciliation and this took place their last

00:40:33

dinner, which the Roman

00:40:38

historian will describe, it ended with this eternal long

00:40:43

kiss of

00:40:44

Judas to whom he kissed his

00:40:48

mother, putting her on a ship. It was a

00:40:52

special ship, this ship was

00:40:56

tripled. Amazingly. It was supposed to

00:40:59

fall apart in the sea and she was supposed to die.

00:41:03

And when this

00:41:06

shipwreck began, the beam fell and wounded her, the

00:41:10

first thing she did was she slipped

00:41:12

into the water and swam and watched this sinking

00:41:17

ship, this is a brave woman, a wounded woman, they

00:41:24

carried her to the shore to her

00:41:27

Vila and she did what she should have

00:41:32

done, what she should have done, smart

00:41:35

Greena, she didn’t

00:41:37

understand, she sent a

00:41:40

Messenger to her son with wonderful news, she was

00:41:48

saved and

00:41:51

here Snaka had to

00:41:55

act,

00:41:57

he

00:41:58

understands perfectly well that the NATO Agpi

00:42:04

understood everything. He knows her mind and he understands that

00:42:09

this frantic woman tomorrow can

00:42:12

rush into the Praetorian camp

00:42:25

by

00:42:27

hand and Nero also understands this and

00:42:32

succeeded this most terrible

00:42:36

conversation: who should be sent to kill the mother?

00:42:42

Did the philosopher Seneca, the greatest moralist who

00:42:47

wrote so much about morality, think that he would

00:42:51

discuss the murder of his

00:42:54

mother with his

00:42:58

Ryan? It was impossible to send guards; they

00:43:01

were bound by an oath to the house of the Caesars;

00:43:06

they sent

00:43:07

sailors and when

00:43:10

Agna only heard a noise in the hallway,

00:43:14

she knew son, she knew herself and she

00:43:18

said a phrase that

00:43:21

would remain with her clothes open, she said, take

00:43:27

this

00:43:35

monster

00:43:37

away, the moralist

00:43:40

snacks had to write a speech, it was necessary to

00:43:45

explain to the Roman people to the Senate What

00:43:50

happened, they acted simply as they will

00:43:52

act in all centuries, Here are the

00:43:57

Greens who came with the good news, they

00:44:01

threw a Sword to him and Ska wrote this speech to Nero

00:44:06

where the emperor said that his mother

00:44:12

had sent to kill him and when the messenger was

00:44:17

captured, being exposed

00:44:20

in a fit of repentance, she committed suicide.

00:44:29

Well, the Senate, which perfectly understood everything

00:44:32

that

00:44:33

happened, voted on how to

00:44:36

place the Gifts in the temples of the gods for

00:44:40

salvation

00:44:43

Caesar, it’s true that in this

00:44:46

message there was only one phrase left

00:44:50

in which who did not write

00:44:54

ska in it there is a genuine voice of a

00:44:58

neuron in it a genuine

00:45:01

voice of

00:45:04

horror he writes there

00:45:08

Yes, I was saved, but what joy does that bring me

00:45:14

and he leaves Rome and travels for a long time

00:45:20

around Italy and now

00:45:27

he will never

00:45:36

forget this, tyrants will never

00:45:41

admit their

00:45:43

atrocities, they always pass them on to

00:45:46

others, now he hates this old man

00:45:51

as a murderer of his

00:45:52

mother, and

00:45:54

now

00:45:56

what Suetonius will later describe

00:46:03

Nero begins to think as the

00:46:06

Roman

00:46:07

historian will write that he is surrounded by one

00:46:12

lie that there is no

00:46:15

morality exists in the world that people are

00:46:19

only

00:46:20

pretending and sometimes they are

00:46:24

controlled,

00:46:26

there is a sense of morality, morality is

00:46:32

immorality, and then snacks must also be

00:46:36

prepared, he will have to write a lot more,

00:46:40

because priest Sabina

00:46:44

announces to Nero that nothing happened

00:46:48

to her, nothing new

00:46:52

happened, she would be the wife

00:46:57

aton dreams of Roman women comme il faut she is

00:47:02

now a [ __ ] as before

00:47:05

and then comes this usual boring

00:47:09

game of women the night is amazing

00:47:13

in the morning the

00:47:15

hysteria of the neuron is excommunicated from the bed he

00:47:19

is torn he is not accepted finally let in

00:47:23

again happy night

00:47:27

So Nero had to take care of his

00:47:31

official wife Octavia

00:47:36

Well, first her

00:47:38

divorced and then accused of

00:47:42

adultery and sentenced to death This is

00:47:47

amazing, these two Roman she-wolves

00:47:51

Arina, the mother of Nero, the priest Sabina and Octavi,

00:47:57

who is the daughter of the most dissolute Roman

00:48:00

woman, Milena, the only

00:48:04

noble one among all these

00:48:08

characters, this is the story of a pale strange shadow

00:48:13

that runs through this

00:48:16

narrative of

00:48:18

Octavia they cut her veins for a long time because the

00:48:22

blood was not

00:48:24

oozing out of

00:48:26

her life, but it was impossible to do so, Octavia wanted her priest, they

00:48:32

didn’t just kill her priest, she demanded

00:48:36

her head and they brought it to her, and she stuck

00:48:39

needles into the tongue of the

00:48:44

dishonest priest, Sabina becomes

00:48:49

the empress

00:48:54

animat, then the golden

00:48:57

five years came to an end, this

00:49:01

endless surrender of Rimsky the

00:49:05

intellectual's surrender to the tyrant

00:49:08

ended with what it should have

00:49:11

ended in

00:49:14

nothing; the government of the Snacks is over and the

00:49:19

Senecos ask Nero for his

00:49:24

resignation.

00:49:42

Seneca goes to his

00:49:47

estates, one of them remained on the old

00:49:51

road, there were left and the

00:49:54

stones

00:49:56

once walked in a dream and

00:50:00

here on the old

00:50:03

road he will wait and his

00:50:08

government is over Well, just like

00:50:10

Ivan the Terrible once ended with the elected council,

00:50:14

for Nero wants to rule himself like our

00:50:20

Ivan

00:50:22

the Terrible And here on this

00:50:26

estate Seneca will

00:50:30

reflect, write letters and Wait for his

00:50:34

inevitable

00:50:36

death,

00:50:40

Observing the

00:50:43

incomprehensible amazing deeds of his

00:50:48

pupil, incomprehensible because that

00:50:51

in my opinion they remain mysterious to this

00:50:54

day and these incomprehensible

00:50:59

acts begin with an

00:51:02

orgy Unprecedented even in pagan

00:51:24

Rome

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