I doubt many of the people eat so well as you do, Gracchus. Or have such splendid mistresses, Gaius. I think I understand my own people. Then perhaps Caesar will be so good as to teach us... out of his own extensive experience. I call it love.
Gladiator
15.9s
For your guidance, Caesar, the Senate has prepared a series of protocols... to begin addressing the many problems in the city... beginning with basic sanitation for the Greek Quarter... to combat the plague which is already springing up there.
Gladiator
5.1s
My lady, as always, your lightest touch commands obedience.
Gladiator
3.3s
And all the while, the people were forgotten.
Gladiator
3.1s
Go away! You'll never rule us, Commodus!
Gladiator
1.7s
So, if Caesar...
Gladiator
23.6s
I am their father. The people are my children. I shall hold them to my bosom and embrace them tightly. Have you ever embraced someone dying of plague, sire? No, but if you interrupt me again... I assure you that you shall. Senator, my brother is very tired.
Gladiator
21.3s
I doubt many of the people eat so well as you do, Gracchus. Or have such splendid mistresses, Gaius. I think I understand my own people. Then perhaps Caesar will be so good as to teach us... out of his own extensive experience. I call it love.
Gladiator
8s
Who are they to lecture me? Commodus, the Senate has its uses. What uses? All they do is talk.
Gladiator
8.2s
Who are they to lecture me? Commodus, the Senate has its uses. What uses? All they do is talk.
Gladiator
8.1s
It should be just you and me and Rome. Don't even think it. There's always been a Senate.
Gladiator
5.9s
But the Senate is the people, sire... chosen from among the people to speak for the people.
Gladiator
9.3s
Pink stones that warm in the sun. A kitchen garden that smells of herbs in the day... jasmine in the evening.
Gladiator
3.9s
Caesar, your life... Please. Please don't call me that.
