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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)
Yeah, Sulla might not make for good TV, which tends to focus on Julius Caesar through the Julio-Claudians and not much beyond, save for Gladiator's...interesting...take on Marcus Aurelius. I feel like a series or film on Sulla would be a brutal downer...
I always come to the opinion that The Gladiator and 300 were trying to compete for most ridiculous historical representation of already well-known figures. The fact that the ephors are portrayed as evil monks on top of a mountain will never leave my head despite how much I try.
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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.