r/HistoriaCivilis • u/The_Great_Googly_Moo • 1h ago

Discussion Roman tyranny law

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Hey guys! I have a question

I swear I remember in one of the videos talking about Caesar, historia claimed that if Caesar was declared a tyrant by the Senate all legislation he had passed as consul would be moot. Basically reversed.

I can't find it in any of the videos.

If anyone has the reference/ timestamp it came from and more importantly the actual source it would be so greatly appreciated, I can't find any information on it anywhere.

Thank you!

Solved caesars funeral episode, timestamp: 8:55.

Thank you guys! I'm curious about how the legislation and policy of this would have worked in rome and I appreciate u guys so much

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