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lemmy.world

Explanation: Julius Caesar was not an Emperor, though he did, as a matter of technicality, die more than 3 years ago.

The statue is of his adoptive son, Augustus.

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over_cloxreply
lemmy.world

The letter J wasn't even invented until the year 1524.

Therefore, Julius never existed in the first place.

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over_cloxreply
lemmy.world

Why does that name sound kinky? ๐Ÿค”

๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿคฃ

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zoutreply
fedia.io

But why today, and not Saturday, on the day of old Julius death?

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lemmy.world

Laziness, impulsivity, time blindness, take your pic.

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Though he is known as Augustus, his name actually was Julius Caesar as well (he changed his name after his adoptive father passed away). So it is all technically correct.

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