XX Questions: Game CCCXIV

[DreamTrawler]

Emperor, general, senator, orator, or consul born 106 BC or later?

[Hominidae]

Emperor, general, senator, orator, or consul born 106 BC or later?

No.

[Hominidae]

1,2,3,4,5,6. Real human born before 477
7,8. Born in Europe or the Middle East
9. Born in, or involved with, the Roman Empire or Roman Republic
10. Not an emperor, general, senator, orator, or consul born 106 BC or later

[han-shahanshah]

Does his Wikipedia article identify him as Roman in its opening statement?

[Hominidae]

Does his Wikipedia article identify him as Roman in its opening statement?

No.

[JECE]

Literate and born in neither Africa nor the Atlantic Isles?

[Hominidae]

1,2,3,4,5,6. Real human born before 477
7,8. Born in Europe or the Middle East
9. Born in, or involved with, the Roman Empire or Roman Republic
10. Not an emperor, general, senator, orator, or consul born 106 BC or later

I missed "male" again, although it is counted in the question numbers. I'll fix this in the next summary.

Literate and born in neither Africa nor the Atlantic Isles?

Interpreting "the Atlantic Isles" to mean the archipelago more commonly referred to as the British Isles, and Africa as referring to the continent as defined by the Wikipedia map.

Yes.

[Hominidae]

1,2,3,4,5,6. Real male human born before 477
7,8,12. Literate, and born in either Europe (but not the British/Irish Isles) or the part of the Middle East that's in Asia
9,11. Born in, or involved with, the Roman Empire or Roman Republic, but not identified as "Roman" in his Wikipedia opening statement
10. Not an emperor, general, senator, orator, or consul born 106 BC or later

[DreamTrawler]

Did this person belong to a group that would be considered "barbarians" by contemporary Romans? i.e. Gauls, Germanic tribes, Huns etc

[Hominidae]

Did this person belong to a group that would be considered "barbarians" by contemporary Romans? i.e. Gauls, Germanic tribes, Huns etc

Pass.

[Aristocrat]

Born in 27 BC or earlier?

[Hominidae]

Born in 27 BC or earlier?

Yes.

[Aristocrat]

The fall of the Republic, if anyone is wondering why the weird date...

[miminena]

Was this person born in the Middle East?

[DreamTrawler]

Did this person belong to a group that would be considered "barbarians" by contemporary Romans? i.e. Gauls, Germanic tribes, Huns etc

Pass.

Can I reask this question? And if the answer is yes then free guess - Vercingetorix.

[Hominidae]

Was this person born in the Middle East?

No. (Same definition)

Did this person belong to a group that would be considered "barbarians" by contemporary Romans? i.e. Gauls, Germanic tribes, Huns etc

Pass.

Can I reask this question? And if the answer is yes then free guess - Vercingetorix.

Yes.

Not Vercingetorix--I wouldn't have passed in that case.

[DreamTrawler]

Does Atlantic isles include Mediterranean isles here?

[JECE]

Does Atlantic isles include Mediterranean isles here?

No

[Hominidae]

Does Atlantic isles include Mediterranean isles here?

Assuming this is a clarification: no, I interpreted this as only referring to the islands that currently comprise England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, and Ireland. The only use of "Atlantic Isles" I could find was using it in that sense--I assume as a more Irish-friendly way of saying "British Isles".

So based on what you know, this person could potentially be born on a Mediterranean island, or an island in the Atlantic proper that doesn't fit into the above group.

[DreamTrawler]

Gotcha, thanks.

Was this person of Greek descent?