## divide_ancient_rome.jpg

This is a four-panel comic strip featuring two characters engaged in a conversation about dividing ancient Rome.

In the first panel:
- The setting appears to be outdoors with a clear blue sky and green grass.
- A man wearing sunglasses, a white robe, and a laurel wreath around his neck is speaking. He has white hair and is looking towards another character who is not fully visible in this frame.
- The text reads: "Hey Susan how do you divide ancient Rome?"

In the second panel:
- The scene remains outdoors with the same clear blue sky and green grass.
- A woman wearing a gray top is shown from behind. She has dark hair tied back, and she appears to be looking at the man in the first panel.
- The text reads: "Idk Steve"

In the third panel:
- The setting continues to be outdoors with the same clear blue sky and green grass.
- The man wearing sunglasses, a white robe, and a laurel wreath is shown again. He now has a more serious expression on his face as he speaks.
- The text reads: "With a pair of Caesars"

In the fourth panel:
- The scene remains outdoors with the same clear blue sky and green grass.
- The woman wearing a gray top from behind is shown again, this time looking at the man in the third panel. She has dark hair tied back.
- The text reads: "Good one Steve"

The comic humorously suggests that dividing ancient Rome could be achieved by using two Caesars as a metaphor for political or historical division rather than referring to actual historical figures.

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