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The Latin "panem et circenses" literally means "bread and circuses".

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do you mean this one?

panem et circenses, meaning bread and circuses, was a roman metaphor a superficial means of appeasment

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the Latin word panis means 'bread" and panem is the accusative case.

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As in, the nominative of panem? Panem is in the accusative.

The nominative form is "panis."

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It means "bread."

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Panem et circenses.

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Panem et circenses.

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