Even Augustus himself refused to be called king or dictator; instead he cunningly masked his autocratic rule by taking the inoffensive title princeps (first citizen). Aristides spoke with such pride and astonishment of such political structure which was very uncommon in those times. This was obviously what mostly impressed Aristides for he spoke mostly of it in his oration...
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Aristides spoke with such pride and astonishment of such political structure which was very uncommon in those times. This was obviously what mostly impressed Aristides for he spoke mostly of it in his oration. This perfect balance between the Augustus and the people (and between the people themselves) contributed to Augustus success in creating reforms and improvements throughout the empire...
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