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that's when the term mare nostrum arose

I'm pretty sure Cato never used the term Mare Nostrum

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"The term mare nostrum originally was used by Romans to refer to the Tyrrhenian Sea, following their conquest of Sicily, Sardinia and Corsica during the Punic Wars with Carthage. "

@TuerSchlossEnteiser This looks like a more futuristic delorean tbh

okay, first of all, that is never associated with Cato the Elder

I like stainless steel cars though, they look aesthetic.

it's associated with romans in general

and second that is way earlier than Cato

Cato literally appointed scipio to deploy to sicily

what is your point?

https://youtu.be/0oV4IVy8tvE?t=70

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so Cato told Scipio to go to Sicily and then Africa, therefore he used the term Mare Nostrum?

my point is that there's on evidence to suggest optimates didn't want to expand the empire

therefore he was one of the Optimates?

therefore he wanted to distribute Punic lands to Roman plebs?

the philosophy of optimates was based on that cohort

he wanted to populate it with roman citizens, preferably ones who served is my assumption

@Daddy did you ask supreme daddy for confirmation of the #7 being anything other than a concept yet?

wut

yea

what are you talking about

you would believe him if he confirmed it

?

ok

I'm wondering if you had yet

what are you actually talking about

about how the other day you and others believed the #7 could be a physical object

How long ago was this?

when it's only a concept

because I'm not going to remember something

from

pretty much the only one of the Optimates to conquer anything was Pompey

whenever, and be able to defend myself on it

>they aren't talking about borrebys

anyways the answer is no

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Pompey was a chad

so I'll ask again another day