15:08 gang

Is it me or we have a lot of new plebians

Welcome new plebians

thanks

also yes seems like it

@Mankn II how can you even tell somebody's socioeconomic status on Discord

Nvm lol

Ok whatf

@STTUBEROMC mmmmhhhhh

Mmmmmmmmmmmmhhhhhhhhhhhh

WTF

What the f*ck

If you want I can make you Legatus Augusti @STTUBEROMC

But I probably wont

Gottem

Actually can I even do that @anthr0pos

I dont think I can

A legatus (anglicised as legate) was a high-ranking Roman military officer in the Roman Army, equivalent to a modern high-ranking general officer. Initially used to delegate power, the term became formalised under Augustus as the officer in command of a legion

I'm training for a leadership role in my zone of the lll%

@Der Sturmabteilungsmann Were you a Plebeian before?

I believe so

Ok

Today I saw a car with the bumper sticker "Jesus had two dads and turned out okay" and I had the sudden urge to learn a trick from the IRA if you see what I mean.

Fed

@Mankn II you can't because since it's your role it counts as higher than you

Also under Augustus legates not only had the imperium and diplomatic power but were also in charge of imperial regions

Legatus Augusti (Augustus' legate) was the highest, most important one, that had the role to moderate the private province of the emperor, Aegyptus, for this reason it was a person close to the emperor

If we talk of emperor and not princeps

On a technical point of view Vespasianus was the first emperor with the law "lex de imperio vespasiani" (the law regarding the power of Vespasianus)

In which all the charges the emperors had were given to their chosen successor all in one block, effectively making it an autocracy

The early-mid Roman empire was peak aestetics

Hiel

@Caz ikr

It was Rome greatest period

Five Good Emperors were peak Rome

I'd say it ended with the mid 200s

@IliasSpook five good emperors?

Iirc it was the period also known as the pax romana

Well I mean, all the Roman empire was, pax Romana is a term born from Augustus' propaganda proclaiming that with his victories he managed to bring peace not only to Rome but to all the population under the empire

But what do you mean with "five good emperors"?