Hey, everyone. Welcome to another episode of Little Fish. This is the episode where we put down our facts, and we go through the podcast at QI.com inbox and we pick out the best facts that you have sent in for us to read out.

So my name is Dan Schreiber. I'm sitting here with Andrew Hunter Murray and James Harkin.

We have now got your best facts from the last seven days.

Let's go.

Andy, do you want to start?

Yes. This is a good one.

It's from Kev Osman.

And it's that, the Chancellor of the Exchequer between 1606 and 1614 was Julius Caesar.

Okay. Just a guy named Julius Caesar.

Oh, was it?

Yeah.

I think Kev was going through a list of

of chancellors of the ex-Jacker from history.

Wow.

I thought this is a typo.

Okay.

Yeah.

Is it his full name or was he called Julius Caesar Johnson or something?

He had another name, which is sometimes referred to as in the records, but it's not very clear.

It was either Julius Caesar sometimes or something else Caesar on other occasions.

But anyway, basically, he was a very interesting guy who was born in Tottenham and he became very kind of eminent.

He had three wives, the first of whom was called Dorcas, which is just a name I love. Wow. Such a good name, Dorcas. Oh, I can't believe I'm not finding to have any more children. I think it's absolutely ripe for a comeback. Like all the easy old-fashioned names have been absolutely straight-minded, you know? They always do. But I honestly, I might have to go back and speak to my wife today because I think this is almost a reason for having a second child.

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