Mathisen, Ancient Roman Civilization Student Resources

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. Augustus sped up the process of granting citizenship to slaves by designating all slaves throughout the empire as freedmen and freedwomen.

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. In Augustus' reign, the most serious problems with defense lay with the provinces to the north.

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. Octavian began his political career as one of Julius Caesar's trusted generals.

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. Augustus himself claimed to have established the Roman Empire and deliberately styled himself as the first Roman emperor.

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. The so-called "First Settlement" of Octavian consisted of his holding the office of Consul every year.

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. Juba II, despite being taken into the households of Julius Caesar and Octavian Augustus, was for the Romans a notoriously untrustworthy client king of Numidia.

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. Later Christian interpreters of Vergil’s "Fourth Eclogue" understood the poem to be a foreshadowing of the coming of Jesus Christ.

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. Augustus' daughter Julia was found to have violated Augustus' morality laws, and was convicted of adultery and banished to a small island.

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. By far the largest drain on the imperial treasury was the army.

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. The Roman army was one of the major conduits for the extension of Roman culture into the provinces.