[…] Julius Caesar put his face on Roman coins and used them to proclaim his descent from the goddess Venus. His assassin, Brutus, also used ...
[…] Julius Caesar put his face on Roman coins and used them to proclaim his descent from the goddess Venus. His assassin, Brutus, also used coins as propaganda. Brutus included two daggers on the reverse to show just how he had gotten there and to tell the people they had him to thank for the end of tyranny.[5] […]
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