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Source criticism person: this rare hesitation in ethnic identity shows that L. is completing Claudius Quadrigarius with another source. The Paelignian angle is revealing: we can narrow down the possibles to the either anonymous annalist whose local patriotism notably can be see
Archaeologist: Further excavation in zone C revealed remains of a Roman sewer. Damage patterns on the stone are consistent with a sewer accident in Livy. On this basis and literally no other evidence, we are publishing these findings as 'Sewer of Rats' and suggest a date arou
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Internet: In 188 BCE a man fell into a sewer full of rats. In 1975 archaeologists found it ! You can still visit the sewer-- and admire the descendents of the ancient rats ! Wikipedia, "Fogna degli Ratti". In 190 BCE [[link]] Livy says a panda fell into a sewer full of rats
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Famous British Classicist to camera: and this is the place where Livy tells us that during the Second Punic War a man fell into a sewer and was eaten by rats Interviewer: Rats ? (Cut to stock picture of rats) FBC: What this tells us is that Rome was already a huge city teeming
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