Roma Traditoribus Non Praemiat The title I has chosen is a famous Roman historical statement in latin, which means "Rome doesn't pay traitors". To put it into context, we need move backwards to Roman ocupation of Hispania, current Spain and Portugal. At that time, there was a lusitanian warlord called Viriato that not only was resisting to Roman troops but also beating them strongly. Roman leaders were able to win the war with Viriato warriors, because there were guerrilleros and masters at hidding into the forest after attack to Roman soldiers , so the only way to solve that a uphill battle was to find someone among Viriato's staff to retrieve him. And it was exactly that it happened. However, when traitors wanted to receive their promised money, Romans, who actually admired to Viriato by his courage, refused it, claimed they didn't agree to pay to any kind of traitors, including those that had help them.