Octavian arrives 44-42 BC
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- Octavian arrives 44-42 BC
- Imperator
- Good warrior or general
- Suetonius 10
- Augustus completed the military task entrusted to him in three months
- Mark Anthony says he ran away
- Suetonius 10
- Legitimising his wars
- Res Gestae 2
- "Drove into exile those men who murdered my father"
- Res Gestae 1-3
- He is a good son to J. Caesar
- A good role model to Romans
- "provide no harm should come to the state"
- Octavian as protector of Rome
- Bringing Peace and Prosperity
- Res Gestae 3
- "I pardoned all the citizens who asked for mercy"
- He is not ruthless and violent while colonising lots of places
- "I pardoned all the citizens who asked for mercy"
- Suetonius 9
- "He fought five civil wars"
- Romans oppose him = not peaceful
- "He fought five civil wars"
- Res Gestae 3
- He is a good son to J. Caesar
- Res Gestae 1-3
- "Drove into exile those men who murdered my father"
- Temple of Mars Ultor
- Built to represent his win against J. Caesar's murderers
- Being a good religious leader
- Avenging J. Caesar's death = fulfilling Octavian's duty as a religious person
- Res Gestae 2
- Good warrior or general
- Augustus
- Close relationships with gods
- Aureus of Octavian
- "Divus Iulius"
- He is J. Caesar's son - Caesar is a god = Octavian is a son of god
- Avenging J. Caesar's death = fulfilling Octavian's duty as a religious person
- "my father" - did not refer to J. Caesar = he is not a man anymore because he is the Divine Julius
- He is J. Caesar's son - Caesar is a god = Octavian is a son of god
- "Divus Iulius"
- Aureus of Octavian
- Being a good religious leader
- Close relationships with gods
- Divi Filius
- Changing the way how people perceive J. Caesar from a man to a god
- Res Gestae 2
- "my father" - did not refer to J. Caesar = he is not a man anymore because he is the Divine Julius
- Res Gestae 2
- Stressing his association with J. Caesar
- Co-marketed himself with J. Caesar to increase his popularity - by putting each other's busts on both side of the coin
- Aureus of Octavian
- "Divus Iulius"
- He is J. Caesar's son - Caesar is a god = Octavian is a son of god
- He is J. Caesar's son - Caesar is a god = Octavian is a son of god
- "Divus Iulius"
- Aureus of Octavian
- Giving 75 denarii to each Rome's poor - fulfilling a request made in Caesar's will.
- Octavian's policies will be similar to Julius'
- Bringing Peace and Prosperity
- Res Gestae 3
- "I pardoned all the citizens who asked for mercy"
- He is not ruthless and violent while colonising lots of places
- "I pardoned all the citizens who asked for mercy"
- Suetonius 9
- "He fought five civil wars"
- Romans oppose him = not peaceful
- "He fought five civil wars"
- Res Gestae 3
- Co-marketed himself with J. Caesar to increase his popularity - by putting each other's busts on both side of the coin
- Changing the way how people perceive J. Caesar from a man to a god
- Pater Patriae
- Imperial Family as role models
- He avenged his father's death
- Built to represent his win against J. Caesar's murderers
- He avenged his father's death
- Octavian seen as a father figure
- Res Gestae 1-3
- He is a good son to J. Caesar
- A good role model to Romans
- "provide no harm should come to the state"
- Octavian as protector of Rome
- He is a good son to J. Caesar
- Suetonius 10
- Assassinating M. Anthony attempt
- Alleged murder of Hirtius and Pansa
- Res Gestae 1-3
- Imperial Family as role models
- Cultural Hero
- Bringing the Golden Age
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- Bringing the Golden Age
- Imperator
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