Pompey Meets His Ignominious End

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[icolky]

Loved Caesar’s reaction to Pompei’s betrayal. For a long time people of the great civilisations of Europe didn’t forget this sort of respect should be shown a worthy opponent once the battle is done. Now there are so many who can’t even grasp this concept better men have obeyed for so long.

[Mr.Praetor]

"Shame, Shame on the House of Ptolemy."

[TheWisdomTree]

Shame on the house of Ptolemies for such barbarity, shame!

[The_Emperors_Crusader]

He was a CONSUL OF ROME!
A consul of Rome. To die in this sordid way... quartered like some low thief... shame!

[shipmcgree]

*Insert angry disapproving Caesar face here*

[applin]

It is difficult to think of another man who rose so high in the Roman Republic or who fell so low as Pompey the Great.

[arda]

Beau is such an insanely good orator. Reminds me of when documentaries 20+ years ago were actually by historians and not presenters, telling you the facts and talking so enthuiastically but first and foremost accurately.

A bit of a tangent but the initial gordon ramsey kitchen nightmares or the boiling point series were fucking fantastic. Everything was better 20+ years ago.

Long live beau dade💪

[edgarbm]

7:52 "He stopped to sh!t...." Man, I guess his parents never taught him you're supposed to go before you leave.

[samuelturner]

Shame upon the House of Ptolemy, shame!

[kden]

Rich was this man in temples, but poor is his tomb

[AndyG]

Presumably the bloke wielding the knife is a Southampton fan (red and white scarf) and the victim is 'Arry Redknapp, with a member of the blue army coming to his aid... ;-)

[saeyabor]

HE WAS
A CONS...

Nevermind, there's already like LXX of these...

[WaldregTheGreat]

why on earth didn't the Egyptians just imprison Pompey instead?, and wait for Caesar?

[seandelap]

Make Europe great like the Roman empire

[FernandoGarcia-zscp]

Pom-pee sounds so funny. I prefer pom-pay