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Forgive me, Gracchus.
Gracchus, something more cheerful.
I do not, friend Gracchus.
You know Gracchus is my friend.
Crassus, don't talk about Gracchus.
Give him time, Gracchus He's young.
Les Gracques after the Roman Gracchus.
Senator Gracchus is to be reinstated.
But this much I've learned from Gracchus.
He saw my own sin, Gracchus, and greed.
Well, she's not remotely your type, Gracchus.
It's very good of you, Gracchus, but I'd rather.
I want to be known as the mother of Tiberius Gracchus.
That is what Gracchus and his friends don't understand.
You wanted to be known as the mother of Tiberius Gracchus.
I encountered him before, Gracchus, beside the well of Jehosaphat.
How were you able to get my appointment without Gracchus knowing?
For Gracchus, hatred of the patrician class is a profession… and not such a bad one.
The only power in Rome strong enough to checkmate Gracchus and his senate.
Both actors who played Gracchus(in Spartacus and Gladiator), played Claudius in previous films- Charles Laughton of Spartacus played Claudius in the unfinished 1937 film I, Claudius and Sir Derek Jacobi of Gladiator, played Claudius in the 1976 BBC adaptation.
Today we vote on the re-election of Tiberius Gracchus as Tribune of the People.
The statues show historical persons such as Numa Pompilius, Cincinnatus, Quintus Fabius Maximus, Cato the Elder,Gaius Gracchus, Cicero, Manlius Torquatus, Augustus, Seneca the Younger and Constantine the Great.[1] The friezes above were painted by August Eisenmenger and depict the history of the emergence of civic life.
Maximus orders the release of Juba and the rest of Proximo's surviving gladiators and the reinstatement of Senator Gracchus, instructing him to return Rome to a Senate-based government.
Maximus orders the release of Proximo's gladiators and Senator Gracchus, whom he reinstates and instructs to return Rome to a Senate-based government.
I doubt many of the people eat so well as you do, Gracchus or have such splendid mistresses, Gaius.