Portrait of Julius Caesar in Philosophers Lens
Translated from Melanges Philo Sophiques, the essay argues Caesar loved glory above all, shaping Rome through ambition. It contrasts his virtues with tyranny, noting his charm, political skill, and capacity to sway women and citizens, while warning modern republics against granting power to such figures.
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