The world is less than 3000 years old against the dark scientists' lies.. That's the most important message in the discovery.

1000 years = a day
3000 years = 3 days.

We are in the 3rd day advent.. Get ready for the real shocking events in the world..

I wish we can

PlayerMeji:
Hmmm...

Trannicide... Then build a monument for the same Caesar.

Can Nigeria do same

Madibah:
Una don start again

Lol. Its the Macsjebs guy thats always digging up these stories. Soon he will post a story about a rat that died 300 million years ago, giving old man like me reasons to begin wonder when the earth was created in the first place. I guess we have to get used to his historical research work. Macsjebs and Explorers kinda think alike around historical stories.

Why does that bust remind me of Putin?
Caesar reincarnate??

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To be trained



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One would think that such a coin should be the property of the Italian government.

Wonder why it is in private hands?

Macsjebs:


Soon after, the Roman Republic gave way to the Roman Empire – as

Caesar himself was never considered an emperor by historical standards.

Of course, Caesar was never an emperor.

Often times, he was one of two Consuls of the Roman Republic.

But the highest position that he ever held was that of "Dictator of the Republic of Rome" and that was right after he crossed the Rubicon during Caesar's Civil War and seized Rome. He held that position for about 5 years before he was assassinated.

The first real Emperor of Rome was actually Caesar's grandnephew, Octavius, who assumed the throne under the name of Augustus Caesar in 27 BC. He also came to power after a long civil war like his uncle.

The second emperor was of course a guy called Tiberius(the reluctant one).

After Tiberius, Caligula(3rd emperor). Right after Caligula, Claudius was next.

Claudius was assassinated and Nero(son of Ahenobarbus) became the 5th emperor or Caesar of the Roman Empire from 54 to 68 BC.

After Nero, the Julio-Claudian dynasty came to an end and the likes of Galba(6th emperor), Otho(7th), Vittelius(8th) and Vespasian(9th) would rule in quick succession all within one year(the Year of the Four Emperors as it is now known).

Vespasian would then set up his own dynasty. The Flavian dynasty.

I love history

make i park here dey read comments

Tyrannicide
We should think about doing this in Nigeria

Hambivert:
Be wary of who you call your friend!

Did you know Brutus was regarded as Caesar's most trusted friend and politician, yet was the most prominent in his famed assassination?

... savvy Shakespeare!
God bless his memory!

Even you Brutus? those words filled with disbelief...can be regarded as the most famous line in Shakespear's Julius Caesar.

...his pen on papers was like a magic wand bringing history through drama to life!

Shakespeare's literal prowess was sparogatively blessed by God!

The coin would be worth millions honestly!

This is my first time coming across the bolded. Please, what does it mean?

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marvelphysics:

Let me hep u
As this coin was tought to be dead but wasn t dead but hidden from us
How much more the son of God who is alive in heaven and in his children and he wil be revealed to all when he comes to take his own
Accept him now and let him help u walk in the will of the father and when he comes, as he rose to heaven, he will we shall rise up with him

U no well

Buhari needs a coin like this

DrBrainstorm:
Watch the TV series "Rome" and you will understand this better

I've been warning to watch this show for three years now yet till now I never watch am even though I've watched Spartacus three times over.
I want to see the continuation of the alliance between Caesar, Crassus and that other third guy

But na
Mark Anthony and Cleopatra's story na interest me pass not even Ceaser

funstufz:
To be trained



Interested

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tarantino1:


I've been warning to watch this show for three years now yet till now I never watch am even though I've watched Spartacus three times over.
I want to see the continuation of the alliance between Caesar, Crassus and that other third guy

But na
Mark Anthony and Cleopatra's story na interest me pass not even Ceaser

I know why you dey watch Spartacus three times over

Mark Anthony and Cleopatra story sweet wella

DrBrainstorm:

I know why you dey watch Spartacus three times over

Mark Anthony and Cleopatra story sweet wella

Lol

Three times over three years guy.


Why you think say I don watch am three times? Lol Spartacus story sweet die, the ending too sad abeg.


One day one day sha I go watch Rome

beylinko02:


The way Ceaser's death was celebrated I guess he was hated by many and it was a relief to the People he governed. When the history book is flipped, how will those governing us be Judged?

If julius caesar's death was celebrated, how come his death gave birth to the first emperor of Rome?
After his death a republic became an empire.

The TV series " Rome" comes to mind,very interesting action packed series.

On the front of the coin is the face of Brutus, who famously killed Caesar at the Theatre of Pompey in Rome in 44BC. And the back depicts two daggers flanking a pileup

It was made in 42BC, two years after the famous assassination,"

I Think the chronological calendar is wrong; two years after should be 46BC.

I JUS DEY FEEL NAIRALAND NOWADAYS

beylinko02:


The way Ceaser's death was celebrated I guess he was hated by many and it was a relief to the People he governed. When the history book is flipped, how will those governing us be Judged?

Ceaser’s death was not celebrated by Romans, it was in fact rioted.

djlyrics:
On the front of the coin is the face of Brutus, who famously killed Caesar at the Theatre of Pompey in Rome in 44BC. And the back depicts two daggers flanking a pileup

It was made in 42BC, two years after the famous assassination,"

I Think the chronological calendar is wrong; two years after should be 46BC.

BC means Before Christ, so the dates are a countdown to when Christ was born. So yes, 2yrs later will be 42BC. I hope this makes sense?

mansakhalifa:


Of course, Caesar was never an emperor.

Often times, he was one of two Consuls of the Roman Republic.

But the highest position that he ever held was that of "Dictator of the Republic of Rome" and that was right after he crossed the Rubicon during Caesar's Civil War and seized Rome. He held that position for about 5 years before he was assassinated.

The first real Emperor of Rome was actually Caesar's grandnephew, Octavius, who assumed the throne under the name of Augustus Caesar in 27 BC. He also came to power after a long civil war like his uncle.

The second emperor was of course a guy called Tiberius(the reluctant one).

After Tiberius, Caligula(3rd emperor). Right after Caligula, Claudius was next.

Claudius was assassinated and Nero(son of Ahenobarbus) became the 5th emperor or Caesar of the Roman Empire from 54 to 68 BC.

After Nero, the Julio-Claudian dynasty came to an end and the likes of Galba(6th emperor), Otho(7th), Vittelius(8th) and Vespasian(9th) would rule in quick succession all within one year(the Year of the Four Emperors as it is now known).

Vespasian would then set up his own dynasty. The Flavian dynasty.

He didn’t became dictator “right after crossing the rubicon”. After he crossed the rubicon, the consul then fled, And ceaser went after him leaving Mac Anthony in charge. He later pursued him to Egypt, but had been murdered by the boy Pharoh and brother of Cleopatra. It took many years before he returned to Roman after crossing the Rubicon. And his initial position was that of a consul, later asked senate to name him Dictator for 10yrs, but then increased it to life and this was what got him killed.

martyns303:


He didn’t became dictator “right after crossing the rubicon”. After he crossed the rubicon, the consul then fled, And ceaser went after him leaving Mac Anthony in charge. He later pursued him to Egypt, but had been murdered by the boy Pharoh and brother of Cleopatra. It took many years before he returned to Roman after crossing the Rubicon. And his initial position was that of a consul, later asked senate to name him Dictator for 10yrs, but then increased it to life and this was what got him killed.

Of course, I know all these. That consul was his old friend/enemy and son inlaw Pompey- who was himself later murdered by officers loyal to Ptolemy XIII of Egypt.

But then, all what I wrote there was pretty much a summary- like a precis of sorts.

I do admit that I made use of a couple of words that pretty much made the whole episode sound as simplistic as it did(which is far from being the case). Mea culpa.

Madibah:
Una don start again

Caesar was mentioned in your holy book

Tinubu should get this coin. He may need it for Aregbe
It's a sign

What is Naira equivalence?

Hambivert:
Be wary of who you call your friend!

Did you know Brutus was regarded as Caesar's most trusted friend and politician, yet was the most prominent in his famed assassination?

... savvy Shakespeare!
God bless his memory!

Even you Brutus? those words filled with disbelief...can be regarded as the most famous line in Shakespear's Julius Caesar.

...his pen on papers was like a magic wand bringing history through drama to life!

Shakespeare's literal prowess was sparogatively blessed by God!

The coin would be worth millions honestly!

You are blessed