Jiang's phrase for the cultural-educational interior that Augustus needs to protect from Greek influence.
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Roman soul
Jiang's phrase for the cultural-educational interior that Augustus needs to protect from Greek influence.
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Augustus sees Greek cultural dominance as a corrupting force on the Roman soul, with Mark Antony's seduction by Cleopatra and Greek culture serving as the emblem of that danger.
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"...destroy Greek culture or the influence of Greek culture on the Roman soul. And he knows the very essence, the very basis of Greek..."
"Because it will encourage other Buddhists to come kill you, the emperor. So, you have to change this. You have to get rid of..."
"...which in the roman perspective leads to the corruption of the roman soul and so augustus caesar who is really considered the first emperor..."
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