Referring to Brutus and Cassius only as "those who killed my father", FTP, name the author of the Res Gestae, a short autobiographical work by the first Roman Emperor.
The monumentum Ancyranum, a temple near Ankara, contains the best preserved copy of this man's only surviving work, missing only part of a list of supplicating kings. It begins describing events during the consulship of Gaius Pansa and Aulus Hirtius, when the author was 19 years old, and continues until near the author's death. It is a highly political work, not even naming enemies of the eventual winning side, and he notably refers to Sextus Pompey only as a "pirate". In chapter 34, he famously describes the topic of the work as "exceed[ing] all in influence, but [having] no greater power" than other magistrates and "handing over the state ... to the dominion of the Senate and Roman people". Referring to Brutus and Cassius only as "those who killed my father", FTP, name the author of the Res Gestae, a short autobiographical work by the first Roman Emperor.
The monumentum Ancyranum, a temple near Ankara, contains the best preserved copy of this man's only surviving work, missing only part of a list of supplicating kings.
Imperator Caesor Divi Filius {Augustus} (or Gaius {Octavius} Thurinus or Gaius Julius Caesar {Octavianus} or accept {Octavian})