>he was of such size, so Cordus reports, that men said he was eight-feet, one finger (c. 2.4 metres) in height
How tall was he really?
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>he was of such size, so Cordus reports, that men said he was eight-feet, one finger (c. 2.4 metres) in height
How tall was he really?
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Tall enough that people exaggerrated him to be 8 ft tall. So probably like 6'2
First man to break 6 feet.
Maximinus Thrax
What a absolute CHAD name
I still find it hilarious that his name was literally "the big thracian guy"
It’s good but not quite as good as Magnus Maximus, literally The Greatest Great.
He was a big guy
smallest thracian
>My ancestor 🙂
Tall, but in Italy, so like 5'9"
>Tall, but in Italy
Kek you picked the single least appropriate guy for this joke.
He literally spent his whole life going back and forth from Germania to Pannonia, never even saw Rome as he was murdered shortly after crossing the italian border in Aquileia.
he was also incompetent polititian, no wonder he got killed
I wish He survived the year of the 6 emperors just to see what shenanigans he would have gotten up to. He was campaigning deep into Germania, I think he had plans to conquer some land from there.
Unironically like 6’3-6’5
real
Unimaginable absolute MOG
In all seriousness horses back in the day were smaller and so were human feet, he prolly was slightly smaller than Sam Hyde
You're falling for propaganda. He was meant to be portrayed as some dumb brute that should never be allowed into Rome, seeing as he was barbarian. And he never did.
Why did his soldiers kill him because they were tired of war if they betrayed Severus Alexander because they thought that Alexander was a coward for avoiding war?
Romans were moronic