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Along with his death, also went his power.

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Julius Caesar never lost his power while he was alive. Only his murder caused him to lose his power.

Julius Caesar never lost his power while he was alive. Only his murder caused him to lose his power.

Julius Caesar never lost his power while he was alive. Only his murder caused him to lose his power.

Julius Caesar never lost his power while he was alive. Only his murder caused him to lose his power.

Julius Caesar never lost his power while he was alive. Only his murder caused him to lose his power.

Julius Caesar never lost his power while he was alive. Only his murder caused him to lose his power.

Julius Caesar never lost his power while he was alive. Only his murder caused him to lose his power.

Julius Caesar never lost his power while he was alive. Only his murder caused him to lose his power.

Julius Caesar never lost his power while he was alive. Only his murder caused him to lose his power.

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Marcus Aurelius did not lose power. He kept his authority right up to his death (of natural causes) and his will and choice of heir was honored.

Marcus Aurelius did not lose power. He kept his authority right up to his death (of natural causes) and his will and choice of heir was honored.

Marcus Aurelius did not lose power. He kept his authority right up to his death (of natural causes) and his will and choice of heir was honored.

Marcus Aurelius did not lose power. He kept his authority right up to his death (of natural causes) and his will and choice of heir was honored.

Marcus Aurelius did not lose power. He kept his authority right up to his death (of natural causes) and his will and choice of heir was honored.

Marcus Aurelius did not lose power. He kept his authority right up to his death (of natural causes) and his will and choice of heir was honored.

Marcus Aurelius did not lose power. He kept his authority right up to his death (of natural causes) and his will and choice of heir was honored.

Marcus Aurelius did not lose power. He kept his authority right up to his death (of natural causes) and his will and choice of heir was honored.

Marcus Aurelius did not lose power. He kept his authority right up to his death (of natural causes) and his will and choice of heir was honored.

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Romulus Augustus was deposed by Odoacer (a Germanicmilitaryofficer who led a rebellion by Germanic soldiers) in 476 AD.

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Despite plots against his, Tiberius ruled until his death in 37 AD.

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Julius Caesar never lost his power while he was alive. Only his murder caused him to lose his power.

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Marcus Aurelius did not lose power. He kept his authority right up to his death (of natural causes) and his will and choice of heir was honored.

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