All Augustus Flashcards

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Velleius Paterculus 89.2-3

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Foreign wars suppressed, peace restored, the frenzy of arms everywhere was lulled to a rest, validity restored to the laws and dignity to the senate.

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Cassius Dio 53.17

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The entire direction of the administration was entirely in accordance with the one in power at the time.

They may destroy the guilty party without a trial

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Tacitus Annals 1.1

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[Augustus] Gathered beneath his empire a world outworn by civil broils.

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Res Gestae 34

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After that time I took precedence above all in rank, but in power I possessed no more than those who were my colleagues in any magistracy.

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Suetonius Augustus 26

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He received offices and honours before the usual age, and some of a new kind and for life. He usurped the consulship in his twentieth year of age, leading a legion against the city as if it were that of an enemy.

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Horace Odes 3.6

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Ancestral crimes, though innocent you’ll pay the Gods for, Roman, till you restore their temples.

Fertile our sin stained first the marriage bed, the family, the home.

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Ovid Fasti 2.55

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Beneath his care our temples did not feel the searing touch of age.

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Res Gestae 3

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Wars both civil and foreign, I undertook throughout the world, on sea and land, and when victorious I spared all citizens who sued for pardon.

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Virgil Aeneid 677

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On one side was Augustus Caesar, leading the Italians to battle together with the senate and people.

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Res Gestae 26

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I extended the boundaries of all the provinces which were bordered by races not yet subject to our empire. The provinces of Gaul, the Spains, Germany.

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Suetonius Augustus 28

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He so beautified the city so he could justly boast that he had found it built of brick and left it in marble.

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12
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Res Gestae 20

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I rebuilt 82 temples to the gods.

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Tacitus 1.2.1

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[Augustus] seduced the soldiery with gifts and the people with corn and everyone else with the delights of peace.

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Tacitus 4.37

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The deified Augustus had not forbidden the construction of a temple at Pergamum.

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Suetonius Augustus 30

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He divided the city into regions and wards

To guard against fires he devised a system of stations of night watchmen.

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16
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Res Gestae 25

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Those who served under my standards at the time included more than 700 senators.

17
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Augustus republicanism

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Fought Antony to ‘restore the republic’

‘The author of the best form of constitution’

18
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Res Gestae 1

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Restored liberty to the republic.

19
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Res gestae 8

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3 times i revised the role of the senate

20
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res gestae 15

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to the Roman plebs i gave out 300 sesterces per man

21
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VP 2.89

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the ancient traditional form of the republic was brought back

22
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RG 34.1

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I transferred the republic from my own dominion back into the authority of the senate and the roman people

23
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Dio 53.11

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A few of them (senators) knew his real intentions and so consequently kept applauding him enthusiastically

24
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Suetonius Augustus 43

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None of Augustus’ predecessors had ever provided so many, so different, or so splendid public shows

25
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dio 53.12

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his real purpose was that by this arrangement the senators will be unarmed and unprepared for battle