Caligula #5 – Caligula’s Popularity

Life Of Caesar

Cameron Reilly & Ray Harris

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🗓️ 22 November 2019

⏱️ 68 minutes

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By all accounts, Caligula was extremely popular with the people, as his father, Germanicus, had been. Suetonius reports that Caligula was “the emperor most earnestly desired”. When he entered Rome, the celebrations are said to have gone on for almost three months, and more than 160,000 animals were sacrificed—and eaten.

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0:00.0	Light this bitch up.
0:03.1	Right in the balls.
0:13.1	I have a poster of Jesus holding the Glock and it's turned to the side.
0:17.4	There's nothing more inspirational than that, my friend.
0:20.9	Let's kill her way to freedom.
0:25.5	It's off.
0:27.0	Fregan immigrants.
0:29.8	I am so pot and ball in right now.
0:33.3	Okay, we don't have racism anymore, but back then, a lot of racism.
0:38.4	Welcome to Caligular Episode 5.
0:42.4	Yeah, it is.
0:44.1	I caught up with my mate Trevor Bell for lunch yesterday, and he said, I'm thinking
0:52.0	I should have, if I found how much you were going to use the Ray soundboard,
0:55.1	I would have charged you money for that idea.
1:00.3	Yeah, yeah.
1:03.4	Thanks, Trevor.
1:04.6	My life has changed.
1:05.9	Yeah.
1:06.1	Not for the better.
1:06.9	Yeah.
1:07.7	So last time on the show, we talked about trying to put Collegular into perspective,
1:13.2	how dubious and biased most of the sources are and why,
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