For 10 points, name this adopted son of Julius Caesar and first emperor of Rome.
This person's "revolution" was indirectly compared to the rise of fascist dictators in a classic work of prosopography by Ronald Syme. He had his second wife, Scribonia, exiled to Pandateria. This man's fleet won a battle after the defection of Quintus Dellius. This man's wife built a villa at Prima Porta that housed a (*) statue of him with a baby by his leg and raising his right arm. This husband of Livia Drusilla sponsored Vitruvius's Architecture and had Ovid exiled. During his reign, the Pantheon was constructed on the commission of Marcus Agrippa. Through his buddy Maecenas, this man patronized Horace and Virgil. This emperor created the Praetorian Guard and was succeeded by Tiberius. For 10 points, name this adopted son of Julius Caesar and first emperor of Rome.
This person's "revolution" was indirectly compared to the rise of fascist dictators in a classic work of prosopography by Ronald Syme.
Caesar Augustus [or Octavian; or Gaius Octavius; or Imperator Caesar Divi Filius Augustus; or Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus]