Too often, the great writing of the past has been overlooked and understudied. As many of the great works have not been accurately translated, here are some findings from the writings of Suetonius (Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus), who in his ‘Lives of the Caesars’ revealed a great deal of information that we could find. in today’s gossip columns. We learn of his preferences for certain sexual positions and also his diet to keep his libido strong…

Caesar in Rome

Many people think of Caesar only as the great general and military leader. However, he learned everything he knew about the army while on campaign.

In Rome he belonged to the noble families and lived a life of leisure, sports and a continuous search for philosophy. Part of everyday life was going to the baths to talk, relax, eat and drink and, in most cases, have sex.

For the Roman nobleman, sex with his wife would mean having children, nothing more. All other sexual activities would be with slaves or educated prostitutes.

We learn from Suetonius that Caesar liked long private sex sessions in the heated room (a kind of Roman sauna). There we learned that he commanded young women to perform fellatio (a sexual practice frowned upon in Roman customs) and a great position that they called “the way of the cat”.

Sex performed “On the way of the cat”

One can imagine the warm room, the strong aromas of herbs and the smell of burning pine logs to create the warmth of the bathhouse. There would be Cesar, wrapped only in a plain cloth, and a girl or slave brought to him in the room.

He sat at the marble-slab table that was the centerpiece of each Roman Hot Room, and the girl, on her knees, performed a long, slow fellatio. Then, at the right moment, the girl gets up, turns her back on Cesar and slowly sits on her member. As she does this, and fully penetrated, she bends over, lowering her head to her knees. The man is very passive in this position and the woman is expected to do all the moving. The movement is a very fast staccato that goes up and down on the man’s member. It is almost mechanical. The climax is deep and usually simultaneous for each partner.

Caesar on campaign

We learn that Cesar was very focused and focused during his military career. His days were filled with study of the great military commanders of the past (including Alexander) and the rigors of exercise and training. He still had time for some sexual exploits. Suetonius hints that Caesar would take a female slave (or one captured from the areas the army had invaded) and bring her to her tent. There he would lead her in the manner of the Roman Stallion.

manner of the roman stallion

We can imagine that we are in the shop of the great general. There are some solid but simple Roman chairs, and Caesar would position the girl to support the arms of a chair from the front and put her knees on the seat of the chair. Her legs would be slightly spread and exposing her entire vagina and anal area to Caesar approaching her.

He took her from behind, placing himself on top of her, and pushed her with great passion, while the girl held on to the arms of the chair. The great Caesar would be holding the girl by her waist and pulling her toward him with each thrust of hers. Then, before the final moment, he would tell the girl to straighten her back, so that she was kneeling on her flesh instead of crouching, and in this position, she would end up in a mixture of exhaustion and ecstasy. .

Such were some of the intuitions of the biographer of the first and most illustrious Caesar.
Until his death, his libido and insatiable sexual appetite were legendary and he was perhaps one of the first to incorporate powerful natural libido enhancers from the East into his diet.

He ate a healthy diet (the traditional Greek diet) and Buddhist monks visited the Roman empire and received many gifts and some of them were well-known libido enhancers that we are familiar with, such as Ginseng and Horny Goat Weed, but also lesser known ones but equally powerful, Schizandra Berry and Cnidium.

Schizandra Berry, Cistanche Bark and Cnidium act as sexual tonics and are sold as new in the West today, but their potency was valued by Caesar thousands of years ago and their sexual prowess is a testament to their power.