Quote by Joseph Campell

What millions died that Caesar might be great?

What millions died that Caesar might be great?

Summary

This quote questions the cost and the price paid for the rise of Caesar's greatness. It suggests that millions have lost their lives in the pursuit and establishment of Caesar's power and authority. The quote compels the audience to reflect on the human suffering and sacrifice required for the grandeur and ambition of a single individual, highlighting the inherent brutality and consequences of achieving greatness in history.

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Greatness & Great Things

By Joseph Campell

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