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Super useful, Bret! Boy did JC take his sweet time getting back to Italy in 45... Someone should make similar charts for Roman emperors (wouldn't be too hard with Halfmann's *Itinera Principum* to hand). That would actually be VERY useful.
It's funny, he gets out to Spain in less than a month and is so pleased with himself he writes a poem - the Iter - about it. And then he takes *forever* to get back to Italy. I almost wonder if he was dreading now having to actually try to institutionalize his control.
I honestly increasingly think his pivot towards something like Hellenistic monarchy wasn't some well thought out idea but merely an act of desperation for a man who was badly in over his head, knew it and didn't know what to do next.
Is it accurate to describe Julius Caesar as being kind of a fool as a politician compared to his incomparably masterful nephew and successor?
A ton of that time on the way back from Spain was in dealing with the constant arrival of Roman elites, like Antony, seeking the opportunity to get on (or back on) the dictator’s good side. Even then, he spends time in the Italian countryside before heading back to Rome.
Compare with Trump's time in the White House, vs. golf courses and resort properties?
I mean, he was probably right to dread...
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