Explanation: Caesar’s enemies referred to him as ‘every woman’s man and every man’s woman’ for his famous promiscuity. He was also called the ‘Queen of Bithynia’ for a supposed affair in which he was the ‘bottom’ with the King of Bithynia - something that Caesar always strongly denied. It was socially acceptable for Roman men to have gay sex, but only on top! His own troops (who were deeply loyal to Caesar) during his triumphal parade got in on the fun, singing about their “bald adulterer” and how the King of Bithynia had “conquered” him!