Jelasin soal Publius Cornelius Scipio Nasica Corculum dong

Publius Cornelius Scipio Nasica Corculum (skt. 206 SM – skt. 141 SM) merupakan seorang politikus Republik Romawi.  Lahir dari keluarga termasyhur Cornelii Scipiones, ia adalah salah satu negarawan Romawi terpenting abad ke-II SM, menjadi konsul dua kali pada 162 dan 155 SM, sensor pada 159 SM, Pontifex Maximus (imam kepala) pada 150 SM, dan akhirnya princeps senatus (pemimpin senat) pada 147 SM.

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