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About this topic, I think Sulla is tremendously overlooked by some historians when talking about the people who shaped Rome. As dictator Sulla probably had the greatest effect on Roman politics and perception of power by the people. The blood of compatriots to assert control.
Sulla gets about a full lecture and a half in my syllabus 
I think Octavian, Caesar and Marius are the only figures with comparative 'screen time,' although there are a few consecutive lectures where Scipio Aemilianus is the recurring guest-star.
Oh I am not talking about good teaching, mind you. I am mostly talking about internet entertainment and "historians". Despite the fact that their work has been a fundamental inspiration for me to start learning about Roman History, the fact that such an interesting (1/2)
Yes there are certain older historians and schools of teaching to blame for all the Caesar/Cicero tendencies
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