The Roman people allow Octavian to amass power because they believe he shares Caesar's mission to save and restore the Republic.
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The Roman people allow Octavian to amass power because they believe he shares Caesar's mission to save and restore the Republic.
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"...for the legacy of Julius Caesar. And that's why ultimately the Roman people allowed Octavian to amass so much power. Right? So, remember, the..."
"...him personally. So, he now has the power of God. The Roman people allowed him to do that because they believed that, like Octavian......"
"...Why was he so popular? Because he was saying to the Roman people, if I become king, I will get rid of your debt,..."
"...what I need to do is I need to reinvent the Roman people and you do that by moving the capital from Rome to..."
"...was not a military genius, but he appreciated that if the Roman people were to survive, they needed a culture as distinct and as..."
"...people on Italy. And they will eventually give rise to the Roman people. Okay? So it's a very similar structure, the story of Genghis..."
"...culture, okay? The history, the legacy, and the traditions of the Roman people. And that was what was important, to protect and preserve the..."
"So she's honored and considered a hero by the Roman people. And what Augustine will say is, no, she's not a hero because she..."
"...religion of Judaism. Think of Augustus introducing the Iniat to the Roman people, okay? So Constantine wanted to introduce a new religion to unify..."
"...will be turned into public parks for the benefit of the Roman people So this will demonstrates Caesar's love of his people. Okay, the..."
"...of saying this is that it was the love of the Roman people that propelled Octavian into power. And we see this in history..."
"because he was from the provinces, and they were foreigners, the Roman people were very upset by this. Okay? That's the first thing. Second..."
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Rome does not hand Octavian power because he is the best general, the most charismatic speaker, or the obvious heir.
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