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Page 334
... Augustus * ( " Worshipful " ) and did not discourage the populace from honouring him as a demigod ( see Book Four , Ode V ) . The autocracy was , for good or bad , firmly established . * In translating the Odes I have called Octavian ...
... Augustus * ( " Worshipful " ) and did not discourage the populace from honouring him as a demigod ( see Book Four , Ode V ) . The autocracy was , for good or bad , firmly established . * In translating the Odes I have called Octavian ...
Page 335
... Augustus , in accordance with his policy of reviving ancient Roman customs , decided to stage the long - discon- tinued Secular Games as an international showpiece and commanded Horace to compose the Carmen Saeculare , an ode to be sung ...
... Augustus , in accordance with his policy of reviving ancient Roman customs , decided to stage the long - discon- tinued Secular Games as an international showpiece and commanded Horace to compose the Carmen Saeculare , an ode to be sung ...
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... Augustus came . Line 2 Great guardian . Augustus . ... 5 ... the august Fathers . The Senate . 31-36 Augustus had enacted severe laws against adultery . 51-54 The worship of Augustus as a demigod was encouraged . The Senate had decreed ...
... Augustus came . Line 2 Great guardian . Augustus . ... 5 ... the august Fathers . The Senate . 31-36 Augustus had enacted severe laws against adultery . 51-54 The worship of Augustus as a demigod was encouraged . The Senate had decreed ...
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