Part one. Marcus Aemilius Lepidus persuaded him to join the rebellion, but Caesar was cunning, thinking for a long time and, conferring with Aurelia, his mother, did not give a direct answer.

Part two.... the time of co-rule, wars and the mutual intrigues of Gaius Julius Caesar and Sulla’s promoters - Gnaeus Pompey and Crassus (aka Croesus).

Part three......Caesar and Gnaeus Pompey (Pompey the Great) remained. Moreover, Caesar presents himself as a “people’s” leader! Intrigue and bloodshed, bloodshed...