‘The people who once granted power, high office, legions, everything, curtailed their scope and revealed their anxiety for two things only: bread and circuses.’
– Satire X, Juvenal, 100 CE
The phrase bread and circuses—Panem et circuses in Latin—is mostly credited to Juvenal, a late f
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