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And there's his friend Nero.He and Nero are always fighting.But he taught Nero how to smell fragility.
He and Nero are always fighting.
But he taught Nero how to smell fragility.
The sources about Nero are so hostile, and yet we also know that he had popularity during his lifetime,
And there's his friend Nero.
It had fictional characters, Nero Tulip, and then there's me.
I mean, Nero is about soft power, if you like, if we see him in a generous way.
I'm super excited about our guest Jason Neroni, our neighbor from Superba Snack Bar just down the street.
is Seneca because Seneca writes, under Nero, two very important moral treatises about politics.
These were people who were actually going to object to the dictates of Nero, Domitian, and Vespasian because they saw them as tyrants.
I've chosen as number seven, the Emperor Nero, not because I'm a particular fan of Nero,
and in fact it's now very hard to know how you cast judgment on Nero.
and after his death, there were false Neros, people claiming to be Nero, bubbled up in the East saying, "Look, I didn't die.
Here I am, I'm Nero."
And again, this-- of course, he's writing under Nero, so he's writing in praise of monarchy.
So, without any further ado, Chef Jason Neroni of Superba Snack Bar.
and executing everybody you think might be a threat or just generally behaving like a, you know, a Caligula or a Nero.
There is a a wonderful quote from the Roman philosopher Senica who was also the tutor of the emperor Nero um thinking in part about triumphs and it says petty sacrilege
In fact, there was a whole group of Stoic philosophers and Roman senators during the reigns of the Emperors Nero, Vespasian, and Domitian
There is a wonderful quote from the Roman philosopher, Seneca, who was also the tutor of the Emperor Nero, I'm thinking in part about triumphs, and it says,
Now we still talk, we still have cartoons, you know, of modern political leaders doing what Nero is supposed to have done,
fiddling and singing while Rome burns, it's still part of our own political rhetoric, but what is clear is that Nero put art and culture
right at the heart of what it was to be a Roman emperor, and in some ways the example of Nero
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