Was he the noblest Roman of them all?
Brutus was a loan shark who charged 40+% interest rate on his loans
>>393680
An old Roman custom.
>>393665
now thats an emperor I can get behind
>>393612
That's not Sulla!
>>393980
>Sulla
A raving degenerate who made the streets of Rome flow with noble Roman blood and burned Athens, destroying much of its art
Sure anon what a great guy
>>393612
That's not Scipio Africanus!
>>393612
Easy
Just check people who carried the cogname Nobilior.
Just like
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcus_Fulvius_Nobilior_(consul_189_BC)
Whose sons also carried the same cognonem.
>>393612
that's not commodus
That's not Julius
>>394019
>flow with noble Roman blood
That would be Marius & Co. Sulla butchered Italians and traitors, Marius killed off half a generation of talented nobles.
>burned Athens
You mean the city that supported a man who killed about 100,000 Romans and Italians? Deserved punishment. And he wasn't stupid to destroy the artwork, of course he sold it. The treasury was flat.
>>393612
That's not Marius!
>>393612
The idea of any person in a position of power being 'noble' doesn't mesh.
>>393612
>implying pic related wasn't the last noble Roman
>>394291
>Tarquinii
>Roman
HAHAHAHA JUST FUCKING END IT ALL JUST FUCKING KILL ME
THROW DIRT OVER THESE EYES
>>394291
>Monarchy
Literal meme form of government desu
>>394309
>Latins are still mad
>>393612
Germanicus
>>393612
Cincinnatus
>>393612
I would say Cato the younger,
>>393612
That's not Cicero
>>393612
Flavius Aetius.
>>395929
Perhaps the last noble, but not the most.
>>394291
>TARQUINFAG HAHAHAHA
still but hurt about being kicked out for being a non indo savage
>>395203
boom.
>>393612
That's not Germanicus
