Pompey or Caesar?

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>>1302939
Caesar, naturally.

>>1302939

Didn't Pompey get destroyed by a volcano?

>>1303002
assuming not troll

Pompey Magnus, the general, son-in-law, and eventual enemy of Caesar, who fled to Alexandria after losing to Caesar, only to be decapitated by Ptolemy's thugs, seeking Caesar's favor, have his head sent pickled to Caesar, at which point Caesar weeps because he wanted to spare his frenemy.

Not Pompeii, the Roman territory that got destroyed by a Volcano

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>>1302946

Why are there mustachioed Barbarians standing behind Caesar? Are they traitors of Vercingetorix?

Also, this painting in TV Form:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWgS2QK713Q

Neither, Scipio. Caesar is overrated Imo and scipio was a stepping stone for all of rome's greatest generals to come. He had a superior understanding of human and crowd psychology.

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>>1303002

Pompey conquered a bunch of the Hellenistic world

Caesar conquered a bunch of unwashed barbarians