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It's "Esunertos". Presumably you would have immediately known who that was, so if they put it in the title it would have been obvious, right? While clickbait
by gilleain 3y ago
It's "Esunertos". Presumably you would have immediately known who that was, so if they put it in the title it would have been obvious, right?
While clickbait is annoying, of course, not every single article title is clickbait :)
- Dalewyn 3y agoIf a title refuses to describe the subject without further interaction for no good reason at all, it's clickbait. Clickbait can die in a fire. Thanks for the info though.
- gilleain 3y agoOk, but the problem here is that the article would either have to use his actual name ('Esunertos') which almost no one would know, or it would have to summarise: >coin bears the name "Esunertos," which can be translated as "mighty as the god Esos," (also spelled Esus) ... dates to sometime between 50 B.C. and 30 B.C., a time after Julius Caesar invaded Britain twice around 55 B.C. to 54 B.C Into the title. I'm not sure which would be better, really.