Julius Caesar's Rise To The Republic | Tony Robinson's Romans | Timeline
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2018
- Julius Caesar is one of the monumental figures of history. He forged the role of Emperor and was worshipped as a brilliant general and reformer, but he was killed by the people who knew him best.
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I somehow lost my login password. I would appreciate any help you can offer me.
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I like how Tony discusses what's really at steak here and gets to the raw truth regarding the meat of the situation.
Generous G you’re the hero we need.
Bullseye
feel let down this comment doesn't have more like 😟
Generous G very cleaver
Generous G a greater writer! Clever,witty. Are you British?
Chef: ...and how would you like that prepared?
Mr. Robinson: no
Brian N he’s a vampire
XD
pathetic
😆😆😆😆
Confession, this comment made me laugh harder than expected.
Seen this more than once.....happy to see the steak still dominating the conversation
Can I dominate your steak?
Childish.
it was a nauseating close-up!
So have I. The steak is still a matter of much debate.
I remember back in the late 90s, channels like History Channel, A&E and PBS used to have some really good ancient rome (and medieval) documentaries back in the days. I think they officially stopped making good quality documentaries at the end of 2006. If you are a history or social studies teacher, these are a gem to show during class or just watch on your own.
That seems to be around the time where websites got user friendly enough for the average person to use
The end of intellectual programming. There’s been one or two good documentaries on tv after 2006 (ish) but nowadays it’s impossible almost to find a good documentary.
History Channel is now Pawn Stars Channel because it's the only thing they show 24/7
@@Asgogaor mysteries of oak island or American pickers
First of all it is no longer politically neutral secondly it is very much influenced by evangelical ( often fundamentalist ) people and third these people need way more education
Documentary discussing one of the greatest people to ever live
Comments Section: Dude, that steak though
He wasn't so great in Scandinavia ;)
Waaay too rare. I feel sick
But they don’t show him spitting it out between takes. ;)
David Mcallister
Would you be able to command an army of legions for eight years straight feeding them and looking after them.
Could you achieve the ranks to be a General a writer and a politician and fight in the front lines leading your men when needed, no you can’t, so your opinion doesn’t mean a thing .
@@Schmorgus more like Scandinavia was never interesting. Scandinavian people always tried to escape from there conquering other lands but only with some success, the Romans on the other hand...
This documentary was well done, unlike his steak
Only way to eat a steak!
The 1flym lmao straight raw
🤢
thank you for this comment. :)
Was he trying to make it into mince?
That steak was so undercooked it ate his salad.
Lol!
Stealing that
It was still mooing when he cut into it.
Yeap that cow ate the whole ceasar salad
That's how you eat a good cut of meat.
0:37 I asked a chef if he ever served a steak raw..
He said yeah but it’s rare.
Underrated
Looked like he was practicing to perform a "Cesarean Section" at the beginning.>XD
Heeeeeyyyy!
A raw and rare documentary, much like the steak.
@mike rusch ahahaha
I can't decide if I'm more bothered by the steak itself or his inability to cut a piece off. That's how raw it was 😬
Raw and rare documentary: 😊👍
Raw and rare steak: 🤢🤮
Some of us like it juicy and not burned to a crisp.
@@PandaMonium92827 there is a difference between "rare "and "this thing is still mooing."
Could anyone tell what the steak was saying? I think I heard “Et tu, Tony?”
Chef: how would you like the steak? medium, rare...?
Tony: Breathing
This... this is my favorite comment hahaha
Haha 😄.
I think I heard the cow scream as he was cutting his meat.
@majooismajor haha
Ricky Ricardo 😂😂😂😂
Moooo ! Moooooo !
Moooooo tooooooo Bruuuuuutus?
Tony Robinson is a national treasure. He is to history docos what Attenborough is to the natural world.
here here...Broadrick from Blackadder. I keep waiting on him to be really funny but he does not.
Baldrick 😖🙄
Hear. Hear. And Baldrick
Blackadder to Worst Jobs in History to This
Agreed, which is why the Julian date of Caesar's assassination was 14 March 44 BC, according to the current reconstruction based on latest evidence (by Chris Bennett) and neither Robinson nor Attenborough have a clue
If Tony Robinson is involved you know it's a going to be a good documentary
Sulla did not say, “in this man I see the person who will bring down our whatever.” He said, “in him I see many Mariuses.”
Tony Robinson is an excellent narrator, he holds the listeners interest throughout.
Indeed he is. Also he feels like a neighbor to all of us. I'm in the USA.
Edit, I just realized I replied to a 4 yr old comment haha.
@@ivantoxie Just had a thought , the second one in four years. If we were in interstellar space that could be the closest we could have to a conversation.
Not too fast not too slow; not too difficult to comprehend too. Every now and then, he injects the narration with an interesting big important event.
I knew immediately that the comments would be full of raw steak comments 😄 it was my first thought too
Medium rare is Patrician, you plebeian.
@@AMous-lc4xe Can you like get something new to say you dolt
yes, yes
yes, especially when its raw MUSH... oh well, some like to show off the teas they drink, maybe it gives him a ego boost to say look at what I LIKE. wtf..yuk
I reckon a halfe decent vet could get that steak back on its feet!!!...I love medium rare but that's just hmmmm😏
one of the most important men that ever lived, a guy who shaped europe, comment section talkin about how raw the steak is, i hate life but sometimes it gives me some fond surprises
Tony is one of the very best in history representations I love hearing him he’s a very good historian
Tony Robinson has always been an enjoyable narrator for me. He presents content in a way that one wishes to pursue and is never sensationalistic. Thank heavens for British Historical Documentaries. In stark comparison I turn the American version off within the first seconds of experiencing the dramatic music, narration and shots.
I believe the first five minutes has both dramatic music and narration. I might be wrong but I believe a lot of those American documentaries are in fact made by the British.
Don't forget to pay for your BBC television license
yes, but what about that steak?
@@xxzxzxzxx6974 Worth every penny.
@@benclarke2ky sure to a lefty who likes confirmatory bias
If that steak was a metaphor for Caesar’s fate, it sure worked
I thought that also.
That he's not done yet? 😂
@@m4rs12 :clap:
1:07 “I’ve come here to Rome to try to find the real Caesar”
Who’s going to tell him...
My exact thought 🤣🤣
Tell him what?
@@lukealadeen7836 That he's been dead for 2000 years.
This is incredible! Such a good documentary, Tony Robinson really knows what he's doing.
Let them eat steak
He should have eaten a Caeser-Salad in the beginning. xD
loool..
LOL
I see what you did there.
Ah ah ah
while at ceasars casino
The Soothsayer: "The Ides of March are come."
Caesar: *panicking"
Tony Robinson: "Do not despair, Caesar. I have a cunning plan that cannot fail." ❤️
my Dad
Toni Tony was born
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Was getting bloody worried, there, that no one was going to say it!
Tony Robinson's historical and archaeological documentaries always get to the heart of the subject, the truth behind the myths without embellishment but with excellent narratives and presentation.
All these comments are literally just about that RAW MEAT
the hides of march
i know its so hilarious.XD
Well, there's at least one thread about the senators being jealous of Caesar's cunning plan.
What "raw meat"?....all I saw was a steak "cooked" to perfection!
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😂
Why go to an expensive restaurant to eat raw meat? Just wolf it down at the butcher's shop!
it's not raw.
the inside is
This is true...but when you have money to throw around why not go to an expensive restaurant?!
He's probably fantasizing eating 'Caesar' after he was butchered. YUMMY!!
Medium rare is Patrician, you plebeian.
Who like me is being turned into a history buff by the covid19 quarentine?
I wanted to draw My Family Tree & it is quite the can of Worms
*quarantine
@@pattonjeffrey6 Gosh, yes thank you sir, I'm immensely grateful to you for correcting my grammar a whole year after the fact. You've changed my life.
@@mrst7787 no worries, it happens
I would listen to Tony Robinson read the ingredients off a box of cereal. Absolutely love him!
Sick bro , rawest meat I've ever seen
he probably thinks hes like a tudor peasant or something.
It’s called “bleu” and it’s delicious
You never cut yourself badly? Lol
Looked over cooked to me.
Delicious food
"your spirit has never been content with the narrow confines that nature has imposed upon us"... Cicero to Caesar.
@EmperorJuliusCaesar gross lol
If you've ever read Dio Cassius history, about Caesar & the aftermath, I literally laughed out loud, reading the speech, of 1 Senator about Cicero, How he was too cowardly to join the assassins, & wearing the clothes of the people who had there attire laundered by Cicero's father. Very funny indeed. IMO
@@johnballs1352 As I understand the Divine Iulius was never an "Emperor" true he was Imperator,(most conquering Generals were called after a great victory) he was a Dictator, but Augustus was in all actuality the 1st Emperor,(Though he preferred "First Citizen") Octavianus was indeed a remarkable man, IMO
That poor cow was eaten alive. 😞
For awhile there I wasn’t sure if this was about the rise and fall of Julius Cesaer, or Napoleon Bonaparte. They shared many similar personal traits and life trajectory, with the resulting indelible impact on world history.
Cesaer’s influence on Western Europe in its Classical leanings instead of a Celtic one was a major legacy still evident today.
He'll always be Baldrick to me :)
Then he should have been eating "Rat au Van".....
He's is who we named our cat after, although our cat isn't as clever as the real Baldrick!
@@Rhiannonganon i bet your cat has alot of cunning plans!
@@hjertrudfiddlecock4394 nope he's stooooopid!
@@Rhiannonganon that's just what he wants you to believe
tony robinson is a legend!
The way he eats raw meat is legendary
After watching him eat the steak I pause the video and read every single comment in the comment section
more commercials would be great
Skip to the end then restart the video = no ads 👍🏻
bloodcart barber going to try
like 2 more lol
@@bloodclartbarber8387 you sir a legend. Im doing this for all future videos
😂😂😂
These documentaries freak me out! It almost feels like I'm watching current events.
I tried watching a documentary on Caesar on History Hit recently, one the narrators was too interested in holding him to modern standards & reiterating how much they didn’t agree with what he did. This was far more informative & interesting, love listening to Tony
History Hit has the leftist slant sometimes and they do compare History with modern times which is a NO NO!
Why I never listen to Mary Beard - especially on Caesar.
I find IT especially annoying when in comparison Caesar was Quite tame, you have Guys Like Octavian WHO learned by being ruthless and rarely pardoned anyone, people tend to forget He got killed by people He spared and also there are Guys Like Marius and sulla who Had Public Hitlist that anyone could kill and rob their property and this escalated in thousands of deaths in rome ,instances where sonst killed their father to get the Hermitage by forced. Calling Caesar particullary cruel IS funny when they skipped over what gauls or Germanics did.
I like my steak rare and my documentaries well done. So this is a perfect match
Leave Tony's steak alone goddammit! I'm trying to watch this documentary.
Shouldn’t you be watching the documentary? Seeing YOU have to scroll down to read the commentaries 😉
Fascinating story of a complex man... Most UA-cam comments are concerned with Toby Robinson's steak at the beginning.
@alison webster you guys are so stupid. They are here watching the documentary are they not? The flippin steak is right at the beginning of the video. They probably made the comment then watched the documentary.
Stop trying to sound like you are superior to everyone else, if you watch then you will realise it gets you nowhere.
@@FootballAndSuch Deamon
Aidan Wardle its true tho this original comment might be the first non steak related comment, so stupid
Did I mention how smart I am? I’m smart! Smart I tell ya.
I think that the doco misses some key context.
Not so sure about the relationship stuff as it relates to Murina(?). Homosexuality was severely damaging publicly. It seems more likely that the poetry was an attack designed to destroy him politically.
Finding a comment on this documentary that isnt about the steak is almost as rare as the steak
Speaking of Steaks...I would love to have you on my dinner 🍽 Plate.
Dude, put that meat back on the grill- it's still moo-ing...
Lol
As Gordon Ramsay would say “it’s raw”
It's foooookkkkkiiiimnnnng raw 🤬 actually
RAW JOKE!
"It's effin' MOOING!"
That was how a steak should be eaten you cretin.
Dave Mustaine why did you quit playing with Metallica?
Nearly all of the firsthand knowledge we have of how incredibly brilliant he was, was written by Julius Caesar.
array s But was he brilliant? Please read my earlier post for context. Reading compression et al.
Radio Free Merctown You have said nothing to refute my original post. Why are you here?
His achievements were pretty spectacular. You could make an argument that conquering the East wasn't terribly impressive because they'd already been scattered by Pompey, decades before, and you could say that his conquests in Britain and Gaul were less impressive than he made them out to be (quite likely, actually), due to Roman technological and organizational superiority relative to the forces he'd met, but the fact of the matter is he still successfully defeated one of the most accomplished and celebrated generals in Roman history, Pompey, and defeated several successive Roman armies afterward, as well. Pompey was in a better position and he was better supplied, and Caesar still won, further establishing the impressive nature of his victories. That's only to speak of his military successes, as well. His political successes were arguably as impressive.
Go Tigers!
@@lsesternester3231 yes he absolutely was brilliant, even if you don't like the man you can't deny his towering intellect and military capabilities. He excelled in all fields in Rome, did so much. He was so brilliant in fact that the men he pardoned felt the need to kill him
At least Tony doesn't eat his steak well done with ketchup.
“show the steak a picture of a fire then put it on a plate”
I am glad that I am not the only that thinks that steak was too damn rare.
Raw beef is delicious
Yes... Raw... And bad done also...
No such thing. Blue rare is delicious
Wrong. That looked perfect, would melt in your mouth.
I go for rare but blue is also really nice sometimes
Dude that steak looks nasty
tasty*
Was trying to watch all these ads but a documentary kept interrupting them!
I like the way Tony Robinson talks straight and clear,without putting on a stupid voice.Unlike most narrators now who do this a pause......... and then drop and emphasis at the end of every sentence.
That steak looked disgusting
i thought i was the only one who saw that
joe momtana agreed. It looked mushy and slimy. I'm not big on meat nor am I vegan but that was ill.
hes a sick little man imo
Very well aged piece of beef. More than likely not even cooked. Quite delicious done well. The place he was eating is exclusive and expensive.
I thought it looked delicious and juicy.
yuk.. tony.. please send that steak back
Watching this 3 years after being posted wondering if anyone mentioned the steak.....literally every comment! As a 40 year old I should not have underestimated the younger generation! You guys never let me down. Good work everyone
Greatest Man to Rome the Earth!!! Hail Julius Caesar!!! Rome the greatest Empire ever!!!!
Tony Robinson is one of the best narrators of history 👏
That steak looked so rare that I thought Tony was cutting into a rhubarb pie at first!
That footage of the steak ruled the rest of the documentary.
I bet the Italians in that restaurant never forgot the day when they saw a foreigner eat an entire steak raw.
Caesar had a lot of Gaul :)
Yeah, he had a lot of Gaul and then he lost it all;^D.
That is so nasty! His meat was still moving 🤮
it was in the womb
ASHLEY G - That could be taken at least two ways.
Obviously a women over exaggerating... ITS DISGUSTING. LMAO
Thank you so much for uploading this video. It is helping me get through the pandemic!
Instead of paying him cash, they gave Tony Robinson a voucher for that restaurant, needless to say he got the raw end of the deal!
There’s something wrong with me because I actually thought that steak looked good.
"I'll have the cold raw meat please"
🤮
A good vet would bring that steak back to life!!
There’s a lot of things missed here but I’m sort of surprised he didn’t talk about how the conflict between applying for consulship and his Triumph was orchestrated by his political opponents who thought that his pride would get the better of him and he’d skip applying
He covered that.
That steak was cooked for Maybe 5 seconds then thrown on a plate.
A good documentary like this really gets down to the meat and potatoes of what happened
Trying to watch the adverts but they keep being interrupted by tony robinson ☹
That steak is obviously a metaphor for Caesars guts as the knives went in.
Today I celebrate Julius Ceasars life
I don't understand why the ides of March isn't a national holiday in America. If it wasn't for him there would be no calendar there would be no July 4th. Celebrate this awesome man's life
31:30 "in 60 A.D. there were twelve million Gauls," - T.R.
60 A.D. or B.C.?
Wouldn't that make Caesar 160 years old if he had lived in 60 A.D.?
Good documentaries like this have become bloody rare to find.
As rare as that steak.
hahahahaha every comment's about tony's steak, and i love it!
Gnawin' on history in this Prime Cut video is Bloody Raw as the Steak on his Plate!
the meat is more rare then me doing my homework
These ones with Tony are definitely my favorite
It is nice to see a Prof. from the University of Reading participating in this very interesting documentary.
This is when men were real men, women were real women, and small furry creatures from Alpha Centauri were real small furry creatures from Alpha Centauri.
Oh lol. Very nice.
Great comment!
An excellent documentary and teaching material! Tony Robinson is a first-class presenter and teacher!!
HE WAS A CONSUL OF ROME!
Tiberius, Caligula, Maximinus Thrax, Commodus, Nero, Elagabalus, all the Roman emperors began with Julius Ceasar.
As Tony cut into his steak i'm sure I hear a soft mooing sound coming from his plate. (The only way to eat steak: blue or rare)
Kenny Mac, you can’t call that a steak ! The cat is cold... kkkkk 👍 !
You can slap a bandaid on that and put back in the pasture!!! 🐄🐄🐄
I'm pretty sure it's duck.
Blue is boss.
The oligarchs hated him not the people
I saw the ruins of the senate. So amazing
I have a steak in this as a proud descendant of Rome. Honestly, I’m still raw and chewing the gristle over how Caesar was served.
Steak looks so good. Cooked perfectly.
Caesar’s most relatable moment is him raising his own ransom
Great documentary and yes, Tony seems to like his meat rare.
More than rare! Lol
@@amazingstrength9794 still mooing?
Blue/Bleu
That steak needed another few mins on the pan. Jheez
That steak was cooked with a heated discussion..
I know the history . This was very well done .
Dev9172
Very well indeed.
Unlike the steak...
@@Liofa73 damn. Beat me to it by five months bruv.
Excellent series & brilliantly presented by ⭐️ Mr. Robinson (as usual). Even though I consider myself a history nerd, I realized how little I know about this era & Caesar except 'et tu Brute' lol. 🙄 (I kind of know more about the Medici. Yes, I know, TOTALLY different era) I also enjoy the true history vs. legend/Hollywood version. ie: Spartacus wasn't really what the movies make him out to be. *I'm really enjoying these episodes. I'll be looking for more to educate myself on this line of rulers*
~Help: > *If anyone has any other recommendations, it would be much appreciated!!* < 😊 (I watched Mary Beard on Caligula, so far) I prefer UK historians/presenters.
Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
Luna 333
I'd recommend the novels by Robert Harris on Cicero ... very factual. Harris really understands Julius Caesar as a ruthless reckless animal.
Harris shows his character in a way that you don't see in the Hollywood films that glorify his wars, and ignore what he was doing: invading lands, killing people & stealing their possessions.
@@sohara.... Thank you!
never knew ,now it is SIR Tony, that he made these Episodes. definitely on my - have to watch- list!
Like this pace and writing.
Well done.