According to Cassius Dio, this man died from eating poisoned figs given to him by his wife Livia.
This man's forces brutally besieged a city during the Perusine War. This ruler's stepson is honored with a monument called the Drususstein (DROOS-uhs-SHTYNE) after he fell from his horse and died. According to the Treaty of Brundisium, he was given all western lands except Africa. This ruler sent his only daughter to the island of Pandateria, where she was forbidden to see men; that daughter was married to his most trusted general, (*) Agrippa. He reportedly shouted "give me back my legions" after Quinctilius Varus's defeat at the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest (TOY-toh-burg "forest"). According to Cassius Dio, this man died from eating poisoned figs given to him by his wife Livia. This ruler's forces won the Battle of Actium against Mark Antony, his former ally in the Second Triumvirate. For 10 points, name this first emperor of Rome.
This man's forces brutally besieged a city during the Perusine War.
Augustus [or Gaius Octavius; or Octavian; prompt on Caesar] &lt;Cheyne&gt;