Caligula #17 – Brittanicus Germanicus

Life Of Caesar

Cameron Reilly & Ray Harris

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🗓️ 20 March 2020

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Caligula plans his invasion of Britain. It would have been the first time any Roman solider had been there since Julius Caesar. What motivated his plans? Was he even serious? It's often portrayed as a stupid stunt. But we discover there may be more to it. How did it fit into his German campaign and the conspiracies against him? And how does it factor into Claudius' later invasion?

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0:00.0	And I live in a van down by the river.
0:11.3	Yeah, boy.
0:15.0	Oh, I'm a pansy.
0:20.7	People brag about it
0:22.5	they can handle it
0:26.8	my penis
0:30.7	bigger, it's different
0:32.4	Welcome back to the life of Caligula.
0:41.7	Episode 17, Ray.
0:44.8	Yes, it is, and I'm excited to be here.
0:46.8	How are you?
0:48.6	Oh, I'm great.
0:49.5	What's been going on in your life since we finished the last episode three minutes ago, right?
0:55.1	My dog is at my window staring at me, nothing but love. It's kind of freaky.
1:02.3	Are you dead from coronavirus yet? That's all I want to know. Well, if I am, I'm in heaven and I'm
1:07.7	talking to you. Talking to you is my ideal of heaven.
1:14.5	The Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne has been officially cancelled.
1:18.1	Oh yeah.
1:20.4	This morning.
1:21.6	So that's the one good thing to come out of coronavirus so far.
1:25.7	I'm sorry, going.
1:27.5	I was going to say that and Tom Hanks.
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