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How Caesar unleashed history's greatest manhunt and changed warfare forever. In 53 BCE, Julius Caesar mobilized 8 Roman legions for a single objective: hunting down one man across the forests of ancient France. This is the story of how that pursuit transformed both hunter and hunted. Caesar entered Gaul as a politician. Nine years later, he returned as a conqueror and an enemy of the state. His own account reveals how this transformation occurred…and why it still matters today. In this episode: • Inside Caesar's obsessive manhunt for Ambiorix: How a tribal king's clever ambush killed 7,000 Romans and sparked history's most expensive revenge mission. • Unprecedented insights into ancient Celtic life: Caesar's detailed observations of Gallic religion, society, and warfare. and what modern archaeology reveals about their accuracy. • Behind the scenes in Rome: How Caesar's hunt for Ambiorix intersected with the collapse of his alliance with Pompey, and set both men on a collision course for civil war. The scorched-earth campaign Caesar launched against Ambiorix's people would showcase his emerging philosophy: that exceptional individuals could - and should - reshape history through bold action. It was a belief that would ultimately lead him to cross the Rubicon, ending the Roman Republic he had once served. Subscribe to the Cost of Glory newsletter for detailed maps, images, and analysis of this pivotal moment in ancient history: https://costofglory.substack.com/ Get in touch in the comments below or at: Website: https://costofglory.com X: https://x.com/costofglory Instagram: / alexpetkas