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    administrator who could change a whole society by himself. Imperator Caesar Divi Filius Augustus known as Augustus was born on september 23, 63 B.C, in velletri, Italy (Roberts 6). After his great uncle Julius Caesar was assassinated Augustus rose to power. Not only did Augustus found the Roman Empire and was its first leader but while over his rule he brought a two centuries of peace known as Pax Romana. Augustus was an outstanding leader, one of the great figures of world history. He brought…

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    of the republic in the final war of the Roman Republic having creating a huge change the society of Rome and with the greatness of Rome declining, the new emperor Augustus Caesar began to institute a new era of prosperity and please by trying to re-introduce Roman values. The Aeneid was a almost perfect representation of what a Augustus Caesar was looking for, depicting the heroic Aeneas as a loyal man to his country and that cared about his country more than his personal gains or how popular it…

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    was that this man had a patch over his eye and a scar on his left check. The scar ran from his forehead to his check. It was deep and covered in other life cuts. By the look of his face you could tell this man was a cold blooded killer. “Romulus Augustus” his voice was strident and confident. “I am Odoacer the barbarian the conquerer of Rome.” His men road and cheered…

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    Augustus Caesar is an important and influential figure in history. He was born near Rome, Italy on September 23, 63 BC. Caesar was born with the name Gaius Octavius Thurinus. His father was a political figure in Rome. But when Caesar was at the age of 4 his father died. His uncle Julius Caesar died when Augustus was at a military camp. He was the Heir, so he followed Roman republic traditions, instead of Monarchy or Dictatorship. The Republic was unstable since civil war. Augustus Caesar…

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    Augustus and Constantine, both great men, changed the nature of Rome. Using the Many Europes: Choice and Chance in Western Civilization textbook by Paul Dutton, Suzanne Marchand, and Deborah Harkness it can be determined that the true Augusti and forever the “First Citizen of Rome” is Augustus. Through political, spiritual and social reconstruction Augustus saved Rome. The accomplishments of Augustus far outweigh Constantine’s dream. Augustus is the true Augusti and forever the “First Citizen…

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    greatest rulers of Rome were Augustus, Alexander the Great and Pericles. Each of these men had different leadership styles. Alexander was skilled on the battlefield, Pericles transformed Athens and Augustus was considered to be the most influential in the development of Rome. Augustus reigned from 27 BC—AD 14. Has been called one of the most important figures in Rome’s History. Augustus means first citizen and the father of one’s country, which shows the type of impact Augustus had on Western…

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    Augusti, which in English means ‘The Achievements of the Deified Augustus,’ was written by the first Roman emperor Augustus as a biographical account of his life just before his death in 14 CE. Because the document was written in first person, it lent Augustus the ability to portray himself and his rule precisely the way he wished it to be remembered. The original text was displayed on two bronze tablets set in front of the mausoleum of Augustus in Rome, though multiple other copies of the…

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    Much of any political leader’s success can be attributed to public image. Without the support of those under one’s power, one’s authority does not last long. As Augustus finalized Rome’s transition from a republic to an empire, his public image through military success, information on his private life, and various forms of propaganda—and the subsequent support from the people—was the basis of his power. A leader’s performance while commanding an army was an essential part in winning loyalty…

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    Augustus Caesar was the first Empire of Rome which resulted into him having many effects on the government for the better. During Augustus Caesars reign the government was formed in 23.B’C’E. It is evident that Augustus formalized the government according to the fact “The government was formalized in 23 B.C.E, When the Senate Augustus. Reproduced by permission of the Corbis Corporation. Augustus. Reproduced by permission of the Corbis Corporation gave Augustus enormous control over the army…

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    Augustus and Caesar: A Comparison Julius Caesar remains one of history’s best generals and propagandists. However, Caesar’s reign came to a quick and brutal end with his assassination. In contrast, Caesar’s inexperienced nephew Augustus would go on to succeed where Caesar failed. Augustus’s rule was long, and inarguably successful. While Augustus’s comparative success might appear to result from historical contingencies, a closer examination reveals that was Augustus was a much shrewder…

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