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I'm John Bapsworth, Professor Jazeeg Askoot.

Uncommon Wrath, how Caesar and Kato's deadly rivalry destroyed the Roman Republic.

One year later, from the murder court,

there is a conspiracy to destroy the Republic, led by a man named Caroline,

who's a rascal, ruthless, a bankrupt,

a man who takes advantage of people routinely,

and plies him with liquor and favors.

However, he's in so much debt that he promotes himself as a man of the people,

because there are a lot of people in debt at this time, including farmers in Tuscany,

and the rabble in the streets, and senators up to Mate's who've been broken

by spending too much and not having a source of income.

Caroline is a threat, and we come to a day in which Cicero,

who is a parallel significant figure, but not involved deeply in the Kato Caesar rivalry at this point.

I think of Cicero as taking advantage of both of them at various times over these next years.

Cicero denounces Kato line in the Senate, and the professor makes most important dramatic decisions

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