Cato Major

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Cato Major, better known as Cato the Elder, was a Roman statesman, orator, and moralist famed for his staunch traditionalism and opposition to Hellenistic influence in Rome.

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instanceOf Latin prose writer
Roman Republican politician
Roman censor
Roman consul
Roman moralist
Roman orator
Roman statesman
historical figure
advocated strict Roman moral values
censorshipYear 184 BC
citizenship Roman Republic
consulYear 195 BC
countryOfBirth Roman Republic NERFINISHED
countryOfDeath Roman Republic NERFINISHED
dateOfBirth 234 BC
dateOfDeath 149 BC
era Roman Republic NERFINISHED
famousExpression Carthago delenda est
fieldOfWork agriculture
history
rhetoric
hasCognomen Cato Maior NERFINISHED
Cato Major NERFINISHED
Cato the Censor NERFINISHED
Cato the Wise NERFINISHED
hasLatinName Marcus Porcius Cato NERFINISHED
heldOffice censor of the Roman Republic
consul of the Roman Republic
knownFor ending speeches with a call for Carthage’s destruction
opposition to Hellenistic influence in Rome
staunch traditionalism
language Latin
militaryConflict Second Punic War NERFINISHED
notableWork De agri cultura NERFINISHED
Origines NERFINISHED
occupation historian
moralist
orator
soldier
statesman
writer
opposed Greek cultural influence
luxury and moral corruption
placeOfBirth Latium NERFINISHED
Tusculum NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Rome
politicalFaction optimates NERFINISHED
relationshipToCatoTheYounger great-grandfather GENERATED
relative Cato the Younger NERFINISHED
supportedPolicy destruction of Carthage
wroteWork De agri cultura NERFINISHED
Origines NERFINISHED

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Cato the Elder alsoKnownAs Cato Major