It expresses that Julius Caesar’s first impression of Augustus was during the war with the sons of Pompey, in Spain. Despite recently recovering from an illness Augustus got up and followed his great-uncle Julius, out to war. This act of goodwill found favor in the eyes of the Caesar, who now had a strong and lasting impression of Augustus’ dedication to him and to Rome (Ch...
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8). Following Caesars assassination in 44 BC, Augustus was named his heir. Augustus vowed to avenge his great-uncles death, which he viewed as a moral duty and his responsibility to the republic (Ch. 10). Later on, after the capture of Perusia, Suetonius records that Augustus picked out three hundred senators and equestrians to be sacrificed on the Ides of March (anniversary of Julius Caesar’s death) at the altar of the Divine Julius (Chapter 15)...
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