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 1     I,  11|    since the time of the Divine Augustus Roman Knights have ruled
 2     I,  15|         precedent of the Divine Augustus, who placed on an eminence
 3     I,  15| Tiberius Nero, his stepson. But Augustus looked for a successor in
 4     I,  18|         precedent of the Divine Augustus, and the military custom
 5     I,  46| tribunitial office, the name of Augustus, and every imperial honour.
 6     I,  49|         Caius Julius and Caesar Augustus; the Republic would have
 7     I,  88|        the time that the Divine Augustus consolidated the power of
 8     I,  89|      Caesar, or an Emperor like Augustus, they vied with each other
 9    II,  62|      acceptance of the title of Augustus and refused that of Caesar,
10    II,  76|         intellect of the Divine Augustus, it is not against the profound
11    II,  80|       up, called him Caesar and Augustus, and heaped on him all the
12    II,  90|       was to assume the name of Augustus, extorted from him a compliance
13   III,  66|    Caesar did not leave Pompey, Augustus did not leave Antony in
14    IV,  18|         Vitellius, but a Caesar Augustus. Freedom is a gift bestowed
15    IV,  24|    approach. By this encampment Augustus had thought the German tribes
16    IV,  49|        the reigns of the divine Augustus and Tiberius. But in course
17    IV,  59|       the same doom. Julius and Augustus understood far better the
18     V,  10|     augmented by the victorious Augustus. On Herod's death, one Simon,