:23:01
- What cynicism.
- Anotherword for politics.
:23:30
You were right
about Vercingetorix.
:23:34
He's done it. He's here.
:23:36
that's the gift ofthe Gauls.
:23:41
And I knew it.
:23:55
Another future victory...
:23:57
for Gaiusjulius Caesar...
:24:00
proconsul oftransalpine Gaul.
:24:03
For the moment.
A victory over the Bretons--
:24:06
will bring me no closer
to a triumphal return to Rome...
:24:09
and Rome no closer
to the government it must have.
:24:12
Julius Caesar, King ofthe Romans.
:24:16
King?
:24:18
Vercingetorix, no.
:24:20
A king who founds a dynasty
is a hero...
:24:23
but his son, a mediocrity...
:24:26
and his grandson, a half-wit...
:24:28
or a monster.
:24:29
And his great-grandson,
probably both.
:24:33
I don't seek to destroy
the Republic.
:24:36
Only to rule it.
:24:39
A modest enough ambition.
:24:43
When Alexander the Great was
ten years younger than I am today...
:24:48
he had conquered
the entire civilized world.
:24:53
Atyour age, he was dead.
:24:56
All the more reason to hurry.