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Marcus Tullius Cicero, Roman consul, is holding a speech in front of the senate. He is pointing to a strange bicycle roman style, made of stone and marble and bronze. And he is saying his famous words (shown in riman characters) : "cavallus metallicus felicitus maximus est". The roman senators are surprised and admirative. Watercolor pastel. Vivid colors. Roman style.
Catiline had been dealt with. Now Rome could finally turn to the important questions!
Note that this is "Phil's" latin - the original Cicero quote in "real" latin seems to rather have been:
"equus metallicus felicitas maxima est"
Thanks to Sneezy Serena (see comment below) for making me a smarter man.
