Mark Antony - General, Lover, Roman.
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- One of the most famous Romans to ever live. He's been featured in multiple books, plays, and movies, to the point of becoming almost a pop culture icon. From being a loyal general under Julius Caesar, to a triumvir who ruled Rome’s eastern provinces, and even the lover of Cleopatra herself. I present to you... MARCVS ANTONIVS!
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An edit about Augustus ?
"My friends, I am no orator"
*Proceeds to deliver one of the most epic speeches in recorded history.
TRUE
Explain please...
@@jadielf_ It's from Antony's speech at Caesar's funeral, part of which he wept over Caesar's blood soaked tunic and spoke at length to rouse the people of Rome in war against his assassins. It's often regarded as one of the best pieces of rhetoric to come out of Antiquity, with Antony being forbidden from speaking ill of the conspirators and thus doing so through irony and by appealing to the anger of the crowd about the death of one so beloved by them. The man said he couldn't orate well, and that he was no good politician and but a simple soldier, but uhhh they would go on to absolutely kick the hell out of the conspirators shortly afterwards. I don't know if any original writings exist of the speech itself, however it was famously dramatized by Shakespeare in his eponymous play about Caesar and in countless plays and movies since then.
@@aaronrose3110 magnific
i think this comes from shakespeare and there is no true records about the speech itself only that it really happened.
Good man ,he treated me well all these years, but as my father used to say, the lower head is always stronger than the upper .
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Yo man Lucius wassup
What does it supposed to mean
@@Nishantpatale9423 The poster of the comments name is Lucius Vorenus. Lucius Vorenus is a character from HBOs Rome(a TV show) who ends up as a soldier under Antony in the show. The second part of the comment(the head part) refers to his down fall after getting together with Cleopatra. It says the “lower head is always stronger than the upper” upper head referring to his(Antony’s) brain/common sense, and lower referring, well, to his uh, penis essentially. It is saying that he followed who he was attracted to and made bad political choices because of it, in character as Lucius Vorenus, a fictional TV show character.
@@Nishantpatale9423 The majority of footage in these edits is from HBOs Rome btw
*Fun fact:* Antony was so badass that Octavian, even during his reign as Augustus, never lost his respect for his old enemy. In fact, Augustus used to reproach his adoptive son Tiberius for his despicable behavior by telling him that "Antony was 1000 times more of a man than him".
From what I remember Augustus tried to erase all mentions of Antony from the history books
@@stupid2297 Antony's legacy still didn't suffer a proper damnatio memoriae. Augustus possibly tried to honor the memory of his deceased enemy in a certain way in order to show his "infinite benevolence" to the people of Rome, like Caesar previously did with Pompeii after defeating him
Antony killed himself after being tricked that cleopatrica was dead
Source??
Huh how interesting! I never heard of this before. Where did you learn this fact? I would really like to know. ;)
"This is how history is made."
Their stories are so epic that it's like they knew people would make edits of them 2000 years later
@@Louisianabayou Ironically this is something Mark Antony would deeply appreciate and approve. The most important thing for a Roman was his memory to be remembered (gestae). To see that he survived the Damnatio Memoriae Octavian gave him would make him laugh from his grave.
@@ernestov1777 Wow I didn't know that, very interesting! Thanks
@@ernestov1777 When I studied a little about him I saw that Cicero's son had tried to conddem him to Damnatio Memoriae.
Man i miss this dudes videos hope we see more from him.
I miss him
one of my favourite tv series characters
"You know, Octavian? It's quite possible that, when you die, you will die without ever having been alive..."
*Mark Antony's disparaging comment to Octavian during Julius Caesar's dictatorship*
You are more than half the comments.
If I recall Nietzsche made a like critique of Augustus, especially his last words.
I mean he built the greatest empire known to man off of pure political ability, whilst Antony died a simping c u c k who betrayed his people; known for having wasted his days in bath-houses chasing prostitutes and having no leadership acumen. Until finally, in his life of drunken stupor; he found that chasing pu$$y has put him on the losing side, and he had no choice but to accept the failure-laden death that his seductress offered.
He could give a charming speech though I guess lmao
That was Richard Burton, but he wasn’t wrong. xD Octavian was too busy with being so politically oriented that he probably never did stop to smell the roses. The thing is, though, would he have built the Empire he did had he not been that way? 🤔
@@pandakicker1Besides that, Octavian had a difficult family life. He lived to see his heirs die: his nephew Marcellus, his stepson Drusus, both his grandsons Gaius and Lucius, his best friend and most trusted general Agrippa. He banished and disowned his daughter Julia for adultery, after her marriage to his heir Tiberius ended with no children. He also banished his (granddaughter) Julia for the same reason as her mother.
Julius Caesar: "Anthony, my friend. If something ever happens to me, take good care of everything that was mine"
Mark Anthony: "Of course, Caesar" *Proceeds to bang Cleopatra after Caesar's death*
Julius Caesar's spirit: "Son of a b*tch..."
Man was just following through with his word. 😂
Just shows what a whore cleobangtra was
He made sure Cleopatra won't sleep alone every night 😂😂😂
Yeah that’s why ceaser left nothing in mark Anthony’s name in his will adopting his grandnephew just to make sure mark Anthony gets nothing.
The Chad of Rome
52BC - 41BC
Simp of Cleopatra
41BC - 30BC
But in all seriousness, Antony was one of the most recognized Romans of the 1st Century BC, Helped make his name by assisting Caesar in defeating Vercingetorix
Came to Caesar's aid in Greece against Pompey instead of doing the most Roman thing & leaving him to die there
While he sucked as a Governor
He was a good general & trusted friend (for a time)
And gave the greatest Speech in Roman history during Caesar's funeral
His hate for Octavian stems from being bypassed in Caesar's will. Before then the two probably barely knew of eachother. After nearly a decade of loyal service, he was passed by for a sickly teenager that up until then, wasn't much more than a mama's boy with a very powerful mind
Unfortunately the Witch's Eastern Dark Magic corrupted Antony to such a state that he couldn't be saved
I remember reading a deep analysis about Mark Antony once, he was the definition of a roman warrior, strong, loyal, effective, but immature outside the battlefield. Once he lost Caesar, the man that guided him, and fell in love with Cleopatra he basically turned into a teenager.
@@MartyBones Yup, Antony lost his discipline & went back to what he did during his Governorship in Italy. Playing into his frat boy type energy
He basically saved the day at Alesia but yeah the end of his life not too good however likely that he's still more chad than any of us watching this video will be.
The east takes another great man, many such cases!
The speech of Anthony at Caesar's funeral is an invention of Shakespeare.
Our boy is back.
Super happy to see you here, Monsieur Z! :)
Dean, you're even here!
I finished watching Rome (2005) just yesterday... Such a good TV series
It's so good! It had the potential to be longer, but I'm glad we had 2 seasons!
I’ve studied all major personas of the Roman republic and Roman Empire and for some reason Marc Antony is my favorite I think because of his flaws and the realism of his persona like it can happen to anyone he had his flaws and his strengths and was a lover as well he was a bad ass fighter loyal and relatable
Interesting. My favorite is Caesar, specifically because he was utterly devoid of flaws
@@N0TYALC Julius Caesar was almost flawless, he had one he was “too merciful” and underestimated ppls hatred if he would have behaved as Sulla did and actually killed off his enemies and only left yes men he never would have been killed but he did not want to be like Sulla
Caesar is number 1 and Antony number 2 of all time
@@lilcaesardrip2001 I can agree with that
One for Marcvs Agrippa please. He was a man worth remembered for.
True
Sulla, Sertorius, Gaius Marius, Germanicus...so many cool dudes in Roman history.
Rooting for Sertorius.
Yes please
And flavius belisarius as well if you would 🥺
Awesome tribute to Rome's most famous simp... Honestly though Antony was a rather interesting character and I wonder how the world would have been if he had won against Octavian.
Simp as he was, his plan to unite the East with Egypt at its center wasn’t that bad
i dont think he was nearly as much of a simp giving that Cleopatra wasnt actually eager to beef Julius Caesar Octavius, but mark antonius definitly was . Octavius won the propoganda game
@@laisphinto6372 Yes you are correct. Though, I intended it more as a joke about Antony's relationship with Cleopatra. I was not really serious.
It was Cleopatra's Eastern Magic
@@503tasmanio 🤣 Yes, she was truly enchanting Ceasar and Anthony.
I have visited Rome and even after thousands of years you could still feel the magnificence of Rome, to see such gigantic buildings, build so long ago still standing it made me feel like an ant, Rome is truly something to admire and to envy, no other Civilization has impacted the world as much as Rome.
Marty come back, your work is amazing
Hell yeah he's back once again
everytime you upload, it motivates me To Rebuild rome
Perfect!
I’ll help
I remember reading from Plutarch that Antony was so badass, that the conspirators were legit terrified of him and keeping him away from Caesar when they murdered him was a big priority as they feared he could straight up kill them all if he was in the senate at that time.
he was a frontline commander , i dont think that guy was to be messed with
@@tavish4699 He certainly wasn't. From what I remember reading, the 5th stab to Caesar (from Brutus) was the first lethal blow but since the senators had no idea how to fight despite stabbing him 20+ times after that they accidentally stabbed each other many times in the process as they had never been in a serious battle or even a real fight before. Almost any general who fought under Caesar or even a Primus Pilus could've probably saved him or at the very least given him time to escape, nevermind Marc Antony
from what i read hee was known for his temper tantrums so imagine seing one of your idols and lcose friend being stabbed to death by cowards
they knew why they made sure he wasnt there@@jaskrip
00:47 The most epic and *manly* handshake of ancient history.
Hey Marty, I don't know where you are or what you're doing, but I hope you're doing well. I, on behalf of your fans, want you to know that you have our full support and that we hope you come back soon. You make some of the best content on the platform.
Stay safe man ❤
Can't wait for one with Marcus Aurelius. Seems no director is great enough to make a movie about him.
I think there is a movie about Marcus Aurelius. The actor who played as him was Alec Guinness. He had the hair & beard of Marcus down pretty well
The better Marc.
We Need a scipio africanus edit. The lack of edits for this chad cannot be tolerated.
We need you to return Marty bones
This video was posted two weeks ago and I've been obsessed with it ever since. Each time I listen to the song I can't stop thinking about Anthony and in the meanwhile lots of clips from this video pop up in my mind lmao, I've watched it so many times and I honestly cannot stop (and I won't), I definitely love it. Good job!
Thank you very much! I appreciate it a lot
We need you to return
CHAD Octavian vs. CHAD Antony
Who wins?
At the time they fought Anthony wasn't a chad anymore.
Or maybe it's just Octavian's propaganda shaping our view.
Finally some respect for my man
Amazing to see new uploads from you Amazing as always
Thank you!
Still waiting... Never giving up.
This man was badass.
Marty…please return
All you're videos are simply the best! 👏👏👏 I don't know personally I love Augustus Caesar and Marcus Antonius equally. I take the Roman Empire Pill every morning. 👌
Thanks!
shocking that you only have 13k subscribers, you deserve 1 million.
Haha, maybe one day! Thank you!
@@MartyBones i got a question..when you run out of chad romans..what are you gonna do?
@@vladtheimpaler5454 Conquer territories, obtain new provinces, and make more Romans, just like in the good old days :)
Why are all the roman channels dead??!!
We are the last that remain
Another amazing video. You never disappoint my friend! I look forward to each upload regardless of whether it is tomorrow or next year. Despite me liking Augustus more Mark Antony is still a great roman. While not perhaps as legendary as Caesar, Augustus or even Aurelian or Constantine Antony was an obvious potential heir to Caesar's legacy. The diplomatic dynasty he was hoping to set up in the eastern provinces through his marriage to Cleopatra was incredibly interesting and I would love to speculate how it would have shaped the eastern Mediterranean. However, ultimately I think Octavian's far more unified Imperial system won out. In many ways both Octavian and Antony had competing political visions of Roman Civilization's future.
Thank you! I wish Mark Antony remained on "the good" side and didn't fall for Cleopatra. He is such an interesting character that is often depicted as the drooling pet of an eastern witch, despite him being this for only the latter years of his life.
@@MartyBones For sure! The man was an absolute legend. Which is really saying something considering he was living in the shadow of one of Rome's greatest rulers. Had he truly does roman as you beautifully put at the end he could have shaped Rome forever. It is too bad that he let his base passions get the better if him.
@@MartyBones Dude was most likely doing the best with what he got. Eastern provinces were his after all. Cleopatra was a bonus at this point, but he needed her and she needed him. Was he a simp? Meh, maybe
@@HerbalingAugustus let Livia poison his heirs whilst doing nothing if anyone's the simp it's Augustus he even chose Tiberius over Germanicus.
Man I love Marc Antony, especially after watching Rome
Well I don’t
@@idek.chancellorgo hide behind Agrippa
@@ajax1475 true lol, antony was his own man. Little octie couldnt do shit without agrippa
Anthony had a decent chance of ruling over all of Rome until Ceasar died, the glue which kept him together. After Ceasar’s death he returned to his old ways, plus him chasing Cleopatra in Egypt while Octavian was taking all the powers and making effective propaganda against him wasn’t very smart either.
one of ur best edits in my opinion!Great work, keep it up!
Bro come back
General, lover, roman......SIMP
hey man, when you coming back??
You have come back king 👑
I really appreciate the fact that you could have put adds on your videos, but didn't. It is clear to see that you put quality over quantity. Good to see you take pride in your work, and don't do it for the money
Mark Antony may have been a party animal, but while Octavian got his ass whopped he managed to avenge Caesar's death.
Also, according to Plutrach, he committed suicide when he heard the false rumour that Cleopatra had done so too, remarking "You have been braver than I, but you shan't be alone for long". Gotta respect him for that as well as how he was willing to suffer the same hardships as his soldiers when escaping through Armenia during the winter
*I* got my tooshie whooped??? I won and he lost L Marc and Cleo lol.
Sorry I’m still salty
Absolutely awesome edit as usual but this song would have fit a Praetorian edit perfectly lol. Plus missed opprotunity to play Marc Anthony for Marcvs Antonivs :P
Glad to see your return
Rome is the best TV series ever
Despite his flaws, damn if I cant appreciate his role in history. He's actually very relatable in some ways
I love these little Roman remix videos. Keep them coming!
Rip Marty Bones
Christmas came early with another marty upload.
i'm waiting for Marcus Aurelius
As he came, he left. Out of nowhere
Woops
Another banger
a Sulla edit would kill
Damn I missed this one... luckily I saw it today!!!
Great edit
Thanks! :)
Mark anthony downfall was cleapatra.
You wouldn't say this if his parthian compagin suceeded,the parthian compaign was his downfall
For egypt he was litteraly planing on putting ceasar's son on the throne
@@thealgerianbochevik3149 still does not matter about parthia. Real power laid in Rome.
He was stupid to give it to octavian (augustus)
I want to see a video about the Roman Conquest of Britannia, specifically the Roman conquest of Isla Mona (Isle of Anglesey) and how they crushed the Druids
Mary Bones we need you bro, hope you come back, these videos would be very motivating to watch for me and alot of others. Hope you're doing okay.
Do Attila the Hun he literally made Rome struggle for 8 years. After his fall/death Rome fell.
Ave
-true to Caesar
one of the greatest simp of all time
James Purefoy just nailed the role.
My favorite Roman by far
HELL YEAH
Another great video from our galea wearing hero
I'm not gonna lie, I never liked Antony.
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Every time you come back with a bang, bro
Thank you! I appreciate it :)
And that’s the reason why Mark Anthony is in the lower levels in hell in Dantes inferno.
Could you maybe make one for Labienus? He is very underated
Caesar's true right hand man.
Right behind is Lepidus
This man will be the next tacitus.
Marty, lad, where have ye gone
Say what you want about Marc, dude loved his homies.
Best character from rome
SOLDIER WHERE ARE YOU
Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears;
I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him;
The evil that men do lives after them,
The good is oft interred with their bones,
So let it be with Caesar … The noble Brutus
Hath told you Caesar was ambitious:
If it were so, it was a grievous fault,
And grievously hath Caesar answered it …
Here, under leave of Brutus and the rest,
(For Brutus is an honourable man;
So are they all; all honourable men)
Come I to speak in Caesar’s funeral …
He was my friend, faithful and just to me:
But Brutus says he was ambitious;
And Brutus is an honourable man….
He hath brought many captives home to Rome,
Whose ransoms did the general coffers fill:
Did this in Caesar seem ambitious?
When that the poor have cried, Caesar hath wept:
Ambition should be made of sterner stuff:
Yet Brutus says he was ambitious;
And Brutus is an honourable man.
You all did see that on the Lupercal
I thrice presented him a kingly crown,
Which he did thrice refuse: was this ambition?
Yet Brutus says he was ambitious;
And, sure, he is an honourable man.
I speak not to disprove what Brutus spoke,
But here I am to speak what I do know.
You all did love him once, not without cause:
What cause withholds you then to mourn for him?
O judgement! thou art fled to brutish beasts,
And men have lost their reason…. Bear with me;
My heart is in the coffin there with Caesar,
And I must pause till it come back to me.
Please use the song "Avoid me" by kute. Great edit as always, keep the good work
Thanks for the recommendation, I will save it in my playlist! And thanks for the kind words!
Antony was a goofy goober
I agree
Imagine living during the roman civil war where both side were absoluetly based
Mine better tho
Now its a bit unfair to call Anthony a mere simp, Cleopatra was somewhat of a genius when it came to intrigue and she made sure to do everything she could to have at least one of the Roman leaders sympathetic to Egypt so it could remain more or less indepandant instead of annexed by Rome, if anything she was the simp and Anthony was the one that made the mistake to reach out for her in answer to the image she wanted to project
He still was tho
My name is Markanthony and I earned it for what I am today ........my parents named me well.
yay you're back !
Mark Antony was HIM 🦍
Ayyyy new pre workout video dropped
That's the spirit!
Mark Antony was so based I wish he won so a descendent of Caesar ,by blood would have rule rome. Imagine a victory of Cleopatra and him
You`re a fucking beast! You couldn`t have made it better. If i wouldn`t have set a rule to me to not donate any money to anyone, i would have given you 50 euros for your skill. Well done. GLORIA EXERCITVS!
Hahaha, thank you! I'm really glad you liked it :)
Tell me you're still alive, I'm missing my roman empire dose for 4 months...
General , Lover, Roman , Naval commander !
Is it wrong to say that Mark Antony held the REAL power in the Second Triumvirate?
As far as I know it went something like this:
Antony = The military power of the alliance, Caesar's right hand, amazing general and the man that was supposed to annex Egypt.
Octavian = Young boy, important piece because he was Caesar's "son", still pretty smart.
Lepidus = Old man with experience and probably the smartest, even the Africa deal was actually huge.
@@MartyBones I agree. However we can all agree that the proscriptions were not very based. But how else were the three amigos meant to hold political power?
@@archived2714 True lol
@@MartyBones Lepidus was experienced but he got sidelined in the end.
True because that’s where the foood came from and recourses
I love him
Bruh James Purefoy is a fantastic actor.
This edit>>>>
W edit. Could we have one for Scipio Africanus next?
no matter how turkish i am, my ancestors were intimate with the romans, i feel as much a roman spiritually as a turk.
I m romanian, i m no close to the romans as you are . Not even italians could be due to conquest and intermarriages and lost values. But i believe anyone who believes in roman values, and culture, and is fascinated by them, and just feels to love them deserves to be called a descedent of the romans. So my turkish friend, salve homine! Gloria Roma Eterna.
@@agrippa5643 salute amare my friend ❤
Where is the caesar edit?Please
_Hey, Mark. That dude, Octavian, is standing outside. He'd like a word with you..."_