Titus Marius Caesar
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Titus Marius Habitus (abbr. T. Marius Caesar) is an active member of Imperivm Romanvm.
Titus Marius Caesar Q.I.R. | |
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| Nationality | United States |
| Other names | T. Marius Caesar Titus Marius Caesar (discord nickname) |
| Citizenship | Imperivm Romanvm United States Texas |
| Education | B.S.S. Intelligence and Analysis |
| Occupation | Quaestor Imperii Romani |
| Years active | MMDCCLXXIV AVC - MMDCCLXXV AVC |
| Known for | Quaestor Imperii Romani Creation and Management of IR's newsletter, "Liber Romanus" |
| Height | 5 ft 11 in (180 cm) |
| Office | Quaestor Imperii Romani |
| Term | MMDCCLXXV AVC |
Life and Career
Early Life
Post-Secondary Education
Caesar attended university in Texas, receiving his Bachelor of Security Studies in Intelligence and Analysis in December 2021. It was during this time that he decided to pursue his hobbies in languages, taking up learning Latin and revisiting German, which he learned in secondary school.
After graduation, Caesar decided to attend graduate school pursued a Masters of Science in Global Security Studies, but switched to a Master of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction, citing a love of teaching and languages as his reason for the switch.
Nova Roma
Hellenic Hospitality
Imperivm Romanvm
Personal Life
Career
Projects
On the Stoa
In January 2021, Caesar started the "On the Stoa" podcast, which discusses Stoic philosophy and its connections to modern living. Currently, the podcast is on six listening platforms: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts, and RadioPublic. Starting out with just the audio podcast, Caesar expanded it to include a Facebook group and Medium blog, where he conducts live podcasts and publishes blogs, respectively.
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Political views
Religious views
Legacy and impact
Marius Caesar believes in the importance of action and the effects people leave on society. He is quoted stating "We are all connected. No one takes action in vacuum. It is important that we remember that what we do has an effect on others, both now and into the future. As Maximus Decimus Meridius from Gladiator (2000) stated, 'what we do in life echoes in eternity.'" Regarding Imperivm Romanvm, he wishes that he leaves the legacy as an important and influential member of the early years of the Imperivm.