A first-person account of this man's reign, the ​Res Gestae, is inscribed on a temple in Ancyra. This man exiled his daughter by Scribonia to Pandateria, and he was the dedicatee of the ​Architecture of Vitruvius. This man called out to Quinctilius Varus to "give back my legions!" after the latter's
A first-person account of this man's reign, the ​Res Gestae, is inscribed on a temple in Ancyra. This man exiled his daughter by Scribonia to Pandateria, and he was the dedicatee of the ​Architecture of Vitruvius. This man called out to Quinctilius Varus to "give back my legions!" after the latter's defeat at the Battle of the (*) Teutoburg Forest. This friend of Agrippa survived his young nephew, Marcellus, and was succeeded by Tiberius. He gained power after expelling Lepidus from the Second Triumvirate and winning the Battle of Actium over Marc Antony. For 10 points, name this first emperor of Rome.
A first-person account of this man's reign, the ​Res Gestae, is inscribed on a temple in Ancyra.
Augustus [or Octavian;​ full names: Imperator Caesar Divi Filius Augustus, and Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus]