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[[Berkas:Augustine_&_Master_François_-_City_of_God_-_The_Hague,_10_A_11_fol._45r_-_Scipio_Nasica_rejects_the_plan_to_build_a_theatre_in_Rome.jpg|150px|jmpl|ka|Publius Cornelius Scipio Nasica Corculum, yang berpakaian uskup, menolak rencana pembangunan teater di Roma (151 SM). Miniatur dari 1475.]]
'''Publius Cornelius Scipio Nasica Corculum'''{{efn-lr|Sebagian besar sumber akademis menyingkat namanya menjadi "Nasica", tetapi artikel ini menggunakan "Corculum" sebagai gantinya untuk membedakannya dari enam Scipiones lainnya yang disebut Nasica, meskipun ia mungkin menerima julukan ini di kemudian hari.}} (skt. 206 SM – skt. 141 SM) merupakan seorang [[politikus]] [[Republik Romawi]]. Lahir dari keluarga termasyhur [[Gens Cornelia|Cornelii Scipiones]], ia adalah salah satu negarawan Romawi terpenting abad ke-II SM,<ref>Münzer, ''Roman Aristocratic Parties'', p. 231. Münzer mengatakan bahwa dia "tidak diragukan lagi adalah orang yang paling terkemuka di Roma" pada 140-an SM.</ref> menjadi [[Konsul Romawi|konsul]] dua kali pada 162 dan 155 SM, [[Sensor (Romawi Kuno)|sensor]] pada 159 SM, [[Pontifex Maximus]] (imam kepala) pada 150 SM, dan akhirnya [[princeps senatus]] (pemimpin [[Senat Romawi|senat]]) pada 147 SM.
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