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Where is "SPAM" coming from?

No, i do NOT mean spam itself, but the word "spam". Here is my shot, which implies a historical dimension of the word, most people might not be aware of:

Sine Prudentia Agitare et Molestare.

What does that tell us about the spamming habits of the ancient Romans?

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