Imperator Flashcards
(34 cards)
Octavian by 25BC
Military victory ya enhanced his popularity in Rome
Beginning to win over aristocracy (returned exiled families from Sextus P)
38BC married to Livia gave him high class connections
Courted plebs with buildings and entertainment programmes
Octavian and Antony both align themselves with gods
Message of Livia’s bust
Idealised Roman matrona
Augustan poets on Actium
Horace: a toast to Actium; cleopatra
Propertius: woman’s power, temple Paletine Apollo
Standards returned
20BC
1st Settlement
27BC
Second Settlement
23BC
Triple triumph
29BC Three days Dalmatia, Egypt and Actium Closed gates of Janus Arch built at forum and temple of deified Julius decorated with ships prows
Agrippas death
12BC
Augustus in the east
22-19BC
Augustus in Spain and Gaul
16-13BC
Tiberius in Exile
6 BC
Drusus campaigns in Germany
12-9BC
Drusus death
9BC
Tiberius Germany AD
4AD
4 ways Augustus emphasises the benefits of war
- always a just cause
- material gains
- peace through war
- expansion of empire
Suetonius justification of war
Never warred “without just and necessary cause”
“Insisted barbarian leaders wrote an oath in temple of Mars the avenger” to keep the “peace that they had sought”
Italy swears allegiance oath to Augustus
25BC
Mentioned in RG
Rostral column
Prows of dedeated ships topped with statue of Augustus
Erected 36BC
Fall of Perusia
40BC
Treaty of Brundisium (Oct west Antony east)
Sextus Pomp threatens Rome’s grain supply
39BC
Triumvirs forced to make treaty of Misenum grants Pompey place in Triumvirate
Proscriptions of 43 ended
39BC
Octavian marries Livia
38BC
Octavian ads imperator to name
(Like Caesar)
38BC
Renewal of Triumvirate at treaty of Tarentum
37BC
Antony swaps 120 ships for 20k legionary soldiers