Mortimer
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really love this cap. It looks like the roman "fasces" to me the symbol of power which the Ceasars carried. Am I right? From the fasces derrives fascism.
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really love this cap. It looks like the roman "fasces" to me the symbol of power which the Ceasars carried. Am I right? From the fasces derrives fascism.
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??During the Democrats' failed coup attempt against the US President, Nancy Pelosi prominently wore her custom made Fasces symbol.
I guess technically it's a facsci. Facses is plural. In Latin, any bundle of rods is a fasci. Multiple bundles of rods are fasces IIRC.??During the Democrats' failed coup attempt against the US President, Nancy Pelosi prominently wore her custom made Fasces symbol.
This is a fasces symbol, Shirley?
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Dude. That's a load. Look at the symbol, read the history, it's a bundle of rods carried by enforcers - lictors, not a laminated handle.Fasces were commonly used as handles for weapons such as axes, bludgeons and maces in ancient Rome. When multiple wooden rods are tightly bundled together with a wrapping, they are less likely to catastrophically fail than a single solid wooden rod of the same dimensions as the fasci.
And why Pelosi's is not a representation of a fasces.That is why it's a symbol of the ancient Roman Republic.
Dude.I took 4 years of Latin in high school back in the 1980s. And I still remember some of it.
That's a ridiculous strawman. I never said anything about laminated handles in the first place, jackass. I clearly said "wooden rods are tightly bundled together with a wrapping". And that wrapping was preferably leather straps, but cords of plant fiber were also commonly used to wrap the bundles of rods together in order to produce fasces.Dude. That's a load. Look at the symbol, read the history, it's a bundle of rods carried by enforcers - lictors, not a laminated handle.Fasces were commonly used as handles for weapons such as axes, bludgeons and maces in ancient Rome. When multiple wooden rods are tightly bundled together with a wrapping, they are less likely to catastrophically fail than a single solid wooden rod of the same dimensions as the fasci.
And why Pelosi's is not a representation of a fasces.That is why it's a symbol of the ancient Roman Republic.
Note that not all fasces have an axe head. Fasces refers to the shaft of the handles made from a bundle of rods.Dude.I took 4 years of Latin in high school back in the 1980s. And I still remember some of it.
fasces : a bundle of rods and among them an ax with projecting blade borne before ancient Roman magistrates as a badge of authority