~~not worth as a statement when said by a literal ni🅱:b:a and a gypsy denying his origins~~

~~Funny coming from the discount Libyan~~

>denynig my origin

Yeah man, I am full roman

~~Oh, oh, I'm sorry, I meant discount Albanian~~

bruh chill I was joking

might as well call me discount ethiopian since you're saying it out of our colonies

WE

WUZ

ROMANZ

negro I was talking objectively

but ok

@Deleted User also Roman enemies underrated by who exactly? The common people? Because 90% of Romans at almost all times recognized that certain cultures were particularly brave fighting against Rome

Not the romans

The people from today

Well people from today are mostly retards, not a basis for an objective argument

Yea

There are plenty of dacian statues across Italy

😂

They were lile

Like

Lovin' dacians or idk

Bruh really? Which statues, celts maybe @Diónūsos

No

Dacians

Weird, don't remember seeing them in Rome

Might be wrong

Sure they're from Roman times?

https://www.statuidedaci.ro/en/statues-of-dacians

Ah yes true, true. @Diónūsos by that time the Romans were already planning to give the citizenship to all of the people in the Empire due to low manpower and other several issues. Thing that only became official with the edict by Caracalla

Probably that's why

Well, there were many dacians citizens of rome

Literally the people in these lands named themselves romans

All dacians were after 212 AD

I think

"De la Râm ne tragem" - "From Râm(Rome, altered) we come"

There are plenty of historical texts about 'rm

Em

Well maybe yes, all I'm saying is that they were only officially recognised as Romans after the constitutio antoniniana

I'm not sure if they were a little bit earlyier, there were actually several edicts that extended the citizenship progressively

So I'm just not sure if Dacia was included in the last one or earlyier