Jiang's shorthand for the Aeneid's Roman identity shift under Augustus: obedience and loyalty become superior to republican liberty.
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Piety over liberty
Jiang's shorthand for the Aeneid's Roman identity shift under Augustus: obedience and loyalty become superior to republican liberty.
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"...creates a new Roman identity that focuses on piety loyalty over liberty. Remember the problem for Augustus Caesar was Romans didn't like kings. Well..."
"...will establish a new Roman cultural identity focused on Rome. piety over liberty and it will show that Greek culture is one of corruption..."
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