Augustus His Life And His Work
Augustus His Life And His Work
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He never would wholly accept Csesar, even though he, with all his ideals, could see that Csesar alone was capable of ensuring and pre- serving order in the State.
The worth of the other 'Republicans' is hard to estimate. No single one of them, with the exception of Decimus Brutus, seems to have any striking abilities, or even strength of character; nor do they appear, either before or after their deed, to have more than a very misty and half-hearted idea of the kind of regime they wished to ins...titute. They had not even the vigour and initia- tive of their philosophical leader Cicero; 56 The Master of Rome and it is difficult to imagine what they would have made of the State even with his help.
They really had reason to be grateful to Csesar and to value his life and his favour, inasmuch as, in spite of all their professions of republicanism, they were all more or less nominees of his and owed to him such posts as they occupied in the State. The very provinces which they allotted to themselves after his death had been assigned to them directly by him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He never would wholly accept Csesar, even though he, with all his ideals, could see that Csesar alone was capable of ensuring and pre- serving order in the State.
The worth of the other 'Republicans' is hard to estimate. No single one of them, with the exception of Decimus Brutus, seems to have any striking abilities, or even strength of character; nor do they appear, either before or after their deed, to have more than a very misty and half-hearted idea of the kind of regime they wished to ins...titute. They had not even the vigour and initia- tive of their philosophical leader Cicero; 56 The Master of Rome and it is difficult to imagine what they would have made of the State even with his help.
They really had reason to be grateful to Csesar and to value his life and his favour, inasmuch as, in spite of all their professions of republicanism, they were all more or less nominees of his and owed to him such posts as they occupied in the State. The very provinces which they allotted to themselves after his death had been assigned to them directly by him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ren Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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