The man who can justifiably be called the founder of the Roman Empire, the heir and successor of Julius Caesar and the Master of Ceremonies as the Republic was transformed into the Principate, was born simply Gaius Octavius, on 23 September 63 BC, in Rome.
An edition of Augustus (Roman Imperial Biographies) (Roman Imperial Biographies)
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Augustus (Roman Imperial Biographies) (Roman Imperial Biographies)
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Augustus (Roman Imperial Biographies) (Roman Imperial Biographies)
October 1, 2001, Routledge
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"The man who can justifiably be called the founder of the Roman Empire, the heir and successor of Julius Caesar and the Master of Ceremonies as the Republic was transformed into the Principate, was born simply Gaius Octavius, on 23 September 63 BC, in Rome."
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