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Battle of Mutina, 43 BC ⚔️ Rise of Caesar Augustus (Part 2)

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In Part 2 we continue the story of Caesar Augustus with the battle of Mutina, an event that transformed Octavian into a major political player of Rome.

🚩 This video was produced in collaboration with my friend Hoc Est Bellum https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl5m12RUvypT4e7w-mWrzsA I’m very happy to be working together on a new series with Hoc Est Bellum! Check out his channel and give him the credit that he deserves.

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📢 Narrated by David McCallion

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11 responses to “Battle of Mutina, 43 BC ⚔️ Rise of Caesar Augustus (Part 2)”

  1. HistoryMarche

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  2. Solon Solon

    Will you combine these parts into a compilation video?

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  3. Rasul Pourjafar

    Roman history is always interesting 👍

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  4. Resileaf

    A bit of a mistake at the beginning with the graphics not being centered, but this was again a high quality video! Thank you for posting, as usual!

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  5. Alex C

    im a little confused you mention Brutush Sallying out to support Hirtius and Augustus but instead we have a red square come from the Mutina to fight? Was Brutus not represented and this just happenned to be Antonian reinforcements coming fro mthe city?

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  6. Wolf

    The Ancient wars are my favorites

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  7. jose lepez

    genial video

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  8. Percy

    I never thought about. But Octavian must be the total Underdog. A Ball in the hands of the Senat and if Marc Anthonio never Revolted he would have never the Chance to over throne the Senat.Still he became victorious.

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  9. Let Them Eat History

    I like that despite the fact that M. Antonius got his ass handed to him twice in the space of a week. He spent the rest of his life needling Caesar Octavianus about his lack of bravery in the fighting.

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  10. SirJoey

    First time I've ever heard Decimus pronounced Dekimus.

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  11. kikoredog

    well one thing can be said, romans didn't fuck around

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