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The most dangerous job in Ancient Rome wasn't fighting lions in the Colosseum—it was wearing the purple toga.

Out of 70 Roman Emperors, 33 were murdered. The threat never came from enemies on the frontier; it came from the inner circle: the senators, the generals, and especially the Praetorian Guard, the elite soldiers sworn to protect them.

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We reveal the shocking murder rate and the infamous time the Praetorian Guard auctioned the throne to the highest bidder.

Learn the paranoid tactics Emperors like Domitian used (mirrored walls!) to try and survive.

See the deadly fate of Commodus, who trusted his personal wrestling coach more than his own guards.

In Rome, power was a countdown. The strongest Emperors weren't the ones who won battles, but the ones who successfully dodged a dagger from their own best friend.

The question is: Would you take unlimited power, knowing the people closest to you were the biggest threat?



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