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 1  2,1 |         life, Galerius became the Augustus in the East, and Constantius,
 2  2,1 | Constantine, assumed the title of Augustus in the West. In the following
 3  2,1 |    proclaimed his son Constantine Augustus. At this time a revolt broke
 4  2,2 |           as early as the time of Augustus. Parallel with Roman absorption
 5  2,2 |           the Egyptian population Augustus, the conqueror of this territory,
 6  2,2 |        Deus et Dominus Aurelianus Augustus).[56] It was Aurelian who
 7  2,2 |          to the same person. Each Augustus was to be assisted by a
 8  2,2 |        death or retirement of the Augustus, became the Augustus and
 9  2,2 |          the Augustus, became the Augustus and selected a new Caesar.
10  2,2 |          all assumed the title of Augustus and divided among themselves
11  2,2 |          363-64), who was elected Augustus by the army. After his death
12  2,2 |           his brother, Valens, as Augustus and co-ruler (364-78). Valentinian
13  2,2 |       time the army proclaimed as Augustus Valentinian II (375-92),
14  2,2 |           to the high position of Augustus and commissioned him to
15  2,2 |       shield, they proclaimed him Augustus. The new Augustus demanded
16  2,2 |  proclaimed him Augustus. The new Augustus demanded that Constantius
17  2,3 |           appointed Theodosius as Augustus of the East and Illyricum.~
18  2,3 |   appointment to the high rank of Augustus, Theodosius was only slightly
19  3,16|          second Triumvirate (from Augustus) to the time of Julian the
20  5,6 |           Charles, the most pious Augustus crowned by God, to the Great
21  6,7 |        back to the time of Caesar Augustus.” The problem of military
22  7,1 |          of the Empire as heir to Augustus, Constantine, and Justinian,
23  7,2 |       three sovereigns: Philip II Augustus, king of France, Richard
24  7,2 |          they had to pass. Philip Augustus and Richard marched via
25  7,2 |    European sovereigns, Philip II Augustus and Richard I the Lion-Hearted,
26  7,3 |           Innocent III. Philip II Augustus of France had been excommunicated
27  7,3 |         Constantinople and always Augustus,” as well as “the vassal
28  8,2 |      moderator Romeorum et semper augustus, Comnenus Lascarus.”[20]
29  9,3 |     monarchy of Julius Caesar and Augustus.”[55] Sanudo, a western