Octavian is trying to restore some kind of normality to Rome. He hands out large wads of cash, opens the Temple to the Divine Julius and on 1 January 28 BCE begins his sixth consulship – this time with Agrippa – which they hold for the entire year, taking turns, month on, month off, just like the good ol’ days.
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Regarding the comment about Christians stripping the marble and stone Temple of the Divine Julius, you guys said, “Do unto other as you would have done unto you”.
You think Caesar wouldn’t have stripped that temple down to its bones??
Also, are you guys doing the Medici’s next? I have actually wanting to do a podcast for awhile and I have finally gotten time I have been preparing a podcast on the Medici’s myself, but I doubt I’ll stand a chance against you all.
Best of luck!
Oh he absolutely would NOT have. There’s no way a Roman would strip down a ROMAN temple. But if it had been in Gaul or Palestine, maybe.
Something like that. 🙂