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Triumvirate

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Sep 16, 2026

Alexandra SillsHOST
10:27
So now Crassus has a wingman.
Alexandra SillsHOST
10:30
In the year 60, Caesar is able to get these arch-rivals, Crassus and Pompey, to at least tolerate each other and form with him the First Triumvirate, an unofficial alliance that allowed them to completely dominate politics.
Alexandra SillsHOST
10:42
Personal rivalries could be put aside as long as they worked together for their mutual gain.
Alexandra SillsHOST
10:47
Caesar and Pompey spent most of their time waging war, but Crassus preferred to stay in Rome.
Alexandra SillsHOST
11:27
And in 55, the fragile alliance of the triumvirate was fraying at the seams.
Alexandra SillsHOST
11:31
Julius Caesar, still the junior man of the three, convinced Pompey and Crassus to agree on one big last plan.
Alexandra SillsHOST
11:39
The Triumvirate wrangled a second co-consulship for Pompey and Crassus, and afterwards they would each get a nice province for five instead of the customary one year.
Alexandra SillsHOST
11:48
Caesar would go back to Gaul, fighting barbarians, and if you have listened to our episode on Vercingetorix, you know how that goes.
Paul McGannHOST
26:35
Octavian will get North Africa, in addition to overseeing things on the home front.
Paul McGannHOST
26:41
It's the foundation of what is known as the Second Triumvirate.
Paul McGannHOST
26:45
The entire Roman universe is to be governed in executive fashion by just three men.
Paul McGannHOST
26:51
Caesar famously was the architect of the First Triumvirate, an arrangement between three generals come statesmen, himself, Pompey, and Crassus.
Paul McGannHOST
27:02
But there is a crucial difference second time around.
Paul McGannHOST
27:05
Again, a case of Octavian not wishing to repeat his predecessor's mistakes.
Paul McGannHOST
27:10
The first gang of three was an unofficial alignment, a borderline kleptocracy.
Paul McGannHOST
27:16
The second iteration is going to come with official endorsement.
Catharine EdwardsGUEST
41:16
This is going back to the Cicero who, who fulminated against Catiline, the Cicero who fulminates against Mark Antony.
Catharine EdwardsGUEST
41:24
And in the end, although Cicero and Octavian were in tension with one another at this point, and although Octavian was party to the Triumvirs prescriptions about Cicero's death sentence being signed effectively, many years later we find Octavian actually not unhappy to see Cicero celebrated as a great patriot and a great orator.
Catharine EdwardsGUEST
41:54
And partly, of course, that is precisely because Cicero is such a critic of Mark Antony, because by this point, Octavian, he later becomes Augustus, and Mark Antony have fallen out and fought a long and bitter civil war in which Octavian/Augustus has really been very keen to throw as much mud as he can at Mark Antony.
Catharine EdwardsGUEST
42:18
So Cicero's speeches are fantastically useful from that point of view because, you know, here we've got Rome's greatest orator talking about how terrible Mark Antony is.
Cameron ReillyHOST
9:55
Remember, the Parthia relationship with Rome has gone through various cycles.
Cameron ReillyHOST
10:03
Remember our old mate from the Triumvirate? Who was the third member of the Triumvirate? Oh,
Ray Harris Jr.HOST
10:09
Crassus.
Cameron ReillyHOST
10:09
Crassus.
speaker_16NARRATOR
299:41
Accordingly he tried to reconcile them by persistently showing them that their mutual ruin would only increase the power of such men as Cicero, Catullus, and Cato, men whose influence would be nothing if Crassus and Pompey would only unite their friends and adherents, and with one might and purpose direct the affairs of the city.
speaker_16NARRATOR
300:03
He persuaded them, reconciled them, and won them both to his support, and constituted the Triumvirate an irresistible power, with which he overthrew the Senate and the people, not by making his partners greater, the one through the other, but by making himself greatest of all through them.
speaker_16NARRATOR
300:22
For owing to the support of both, he was at once triumphantly elected consul, and during his consulship they voted him armies to command, and put Gaul into his hands, and so, as it were, established him in an acropolis, thinking to share the rest with one another at their leisure, if they secured to him his allotted province.
speaker_16NARRATOR
300:45
Now Pompey did all this from an unbounded love of power, but to that ancient infirmity of Crassus, his avarice, there was now added a fresh and ardent passion, in view of the glorious exploits of Caesar, for trophies and triumphs.
Justin TrellaGUEST
2:35
Yeah, Braxton.
Sean DoughertyHOST
2:37
And, uh [laughs] as it turns out, unfortunately, Daniel Chari, Dawn Storms, and Braxton Romain now have overthrown the King of Dumas and rule together as the new Triumvirate.
Sean DoughertyHOST
2:50
I'm already sweating.
Sean DoughertyHOST
2:51
This is the worst.

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Celine DohertyGUEST
14:43
It-
Rafael MirandaGUEST
14:43
What is this?
Celine DohertyGUEST
14:45
No, we were prisoners of the Triumvirate.
Sean DoughertyHOST
14:47
So not a bar.
NickHOST
46:21
But still, I think that KOTOR 2 brought in a lot of awesome characters.
NickHOST
46:26
I mean, that's where we got the Sith Triumvirate of Darth Nihilus, Darth Sion, and Darth Traya.
NickHOST
46:32
um you get to experiment more with lightsaber combinations so you can actually play as a dual wielding lightsaber user and um you know have a little bit more experimentation with your color and in the in while people you know rightfully say that the story is not as good as kotor one because there is not a better star wars story in video game form than kotor one Spoiler.
NickHOST
46:56
It's still a really, really good game.
NickHOST
46:58
I think that this game is over-criticized, and it's one that I've played multiple times, and I've enjoyed it every time.
NickHOST
47:05
I think the final battle against Trey is awesome, and then obviously you're fighting the Triumvirate leading up to her.
NickHOST
47:11
So if you've not played KOTOR 2 and you have played KOTOR 1 and you've only heard bad things about KOTOR 2, I would say give it a shot.
NickHOST
47:19
Obviously, don't go in expecting some crazy... you know, reveal like you're revving like, like a KOTOR one, but it is definitely an enjoyable game.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
15:19
The four friends rose, Morey, Wade, and Fuller following Arcot into his laboratory on the thirty-seventh floor of the Arcot Research Building.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
15:28
As they went, Arcot explained to Fuller the results and principles of the latest product of the ingenuity of the Triumvirate, as Arcot, Morey, and Wade had come to be called in the news dispatches.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
15:41
As you know, the molecular rays make all the molecules of any piece of matter they are turned upon move in the desired direction.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
15:49
Since they supply no new energy, but make the body they are turned upon supply its own, using the energy of its own random molecular motion of heat, they are practically impossible to stop.
Scott BryanPANELIST
31:40
And I honestly flew by.
Naga MunchettyHOST
31:44
Hayley, someone has emailed us saying, Must watch at bbc.co.uk. Saying, dear Triumvirate, firstly, thank you, Hayley, for the heads up that the new series of couples therapy has quietly snuck onto the iPlayer.
Naga MunchettyHOST
31:56
My wife and I have watched it all together on the sofa, sometimes taking smug pleasure from the fact that we're not as messed up as those couples,
Hayley CampbellPANELIST
32:03
though other times recognising a bit of them in us.
John BatchelorHOST
31:01
Absolutely.
John BatchelorHOST
31:01
Let's begin with the Triumvirate is re-engaged in 27.
John BatchelorHOST
31:06
Lepidus is off in Africa.
John BatchelorHOST
31:07
They don't really worry about him.

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