Often referenced metaphorically, "Rome burning" alludes to the historic catastrophe in AD 64 when a massive fire consumed much of the city. This phrase is frequently used to symbolize neglecting crucial issues during crises. It benefits speakers looking to draw parallels between current mishandlings and the ancient emperor's alleged indifference towards his burning city.
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