"Plurimos pontes delemus."

Translation: We destroy very many bridges.

[LWilson15]

Why ¨very¨ many?

[ShanePatri14]

Plurimus is the superlative of multus. The superlative can be translated a variety of ways- most commonly as "adj-est" or "most adj'. Another common translation is "very adj."

[LWilson15]

Ergo plures vs pluri(ssi)mus

[TerraWindh]

"Most" should also be acceptable for "plurimos".

[SuzanneNussbaum]

Certainly, since it's the actual English superlative for "many," just as plūrimī is for multī .

[Henry990853]

Damnati! The parrots are responsible!

Mors est rebellium Africani et homina de ignes Graecus!

[bonnythedog]

epistulae re ex-pontes...?