Julius Caesar 1.2 Word Nerd: Yoke

The transcript explains the historical and metaphorical use of the term 'yoke'. Initially, a yoke was a collar used to join oxen. The verb 'subjugate' originally meant placing animals under a yoke, but now it metaphorically describes people under control. Romans used a symbolic yoke to signify conquered territories. Cassius uses 'yoke' metaphorically to describe Romans under Caesar's rule.

In what way does Cassius use the noun 'yoke' in his statement?

What comparison is made between the Romans and oxen in the text?