The reading, "Augustus, Res Gestae," is about the accomplishments Octavian had written himself. T

hese writings were well written in 3rd person form and were quite accurate to a point. The points Octavian makes our about himself, sort of a manifesto. In the reading he only tells of the good he has committed for Rome. He wrote this to have people remember what he has accomplished and hopes to have this remembered therefore engraving the writings into bronze. The bronze manifesto tells us about how he brought peace and prosperity to Rome and how he brought Egypt into the Roman empire and so on.

Octavian explains his good in a fashion that may be related to the president of the United States, Bill Clinton. On occasion when the President makes speeches, he will announce his victories and yet not announce his losses. His victories include peace in Ireland and the Kosovo confl

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Bill Clinton, Res Gestae, Egypt Roman, Julius Caesar, Rome Octavian, Mark Antony, Rome Republic, Monica Lewinsky, United Rome's, Ireland Kosovo, roman empire, bill clinton, julius caesar, civil war,
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