A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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The most extravagant titles were conferred upon Augustus . In an extant Greek inscription he is described as ' God , Son of God , Augustus the Benefactor ' ; in Egypt he was ' Son of the Sun , Eternal Lord of the Diadem ' .
The most extravagant titles were conferred upon Augustus . In an extant Greek inscription he is described as ' God , Son of God , Augustus the Benefactor ' ; in Egypt he was ' Son of the Sun , Eternal Lord of the Diadem ' .
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V. THE PROBLEM OF THE SUCCESSION To a man who like Augustus had built up an autocracy based in a large degree on popular approval there could be no more anxious preoccupation than the choice of a successor fit to carry on his work ...
V. THE PROBLEM OF THE SUCCESSION To a man who like Augustus had built up an autocracy based in a large degree on popular approval there could be no more anxious preoccupation than the choice of a successor fit to carry on his work ...
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Looking round for a man who might make a fresh husband for his daughter and a suitable guardian for these infant grandsons , Augustus ' choice fell upon his own stepson Tiberius . To Tiberius himself marriage with Julia was exceedingly ...
Looking round for a man who might make a fresh husband for his daughter and a suitable guardian for these infant grandsons , Augustus ' choice fell upon his own stepson Tiberius . To Tiberius himself marriage with Julia was exceedingly ...
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THE ROMAN REPUBLIC | 2 |
CHAPTER PAGE I LAND AND PEOPLE I | 3 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
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