having REJECTED his loving wife Octavia, Mark Antony has coupled himself to, the sorceress, Cleopatra, promising her dominion of all Rome!
He did nothing wrong.
I wouldn't veto a single senate motion. I would listen to what Lepidus had to say, and that's what no did.
>>18107467That is a completely factual statement honestly.
>>18107467I thought Octavius was the name for AugustusIs Octavia his sister?
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>>18107467You know what's insane. This actor is still alive and healthy
>>18107983There were surprisingly few common names in ancient Rome. Octavius/Octavia just meant you were either the eighth child or were born in the eighth month.
>>18108290Even being fat does not override genes for longevity.
During this thread's residency here, all mockery of jews and their one God shall be kept to an appropriate maximum.
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>>18109695GO BACK TO /r/GAUL, REDDITFAG!
>>18108290>This actor is still alive and healthyHe's alive, but definitely not healthy: he's had a lot of health issues, both fat related and not.He's a lot slimmer nowadays too.
>>18107983Romans had pathetically few proper names to cycle between, so children were very often just named directly after their parents, or another relative. Gaius Julius Caesar was also the name of the famous Caesar's father, and Augustus' full name after he changed it was Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus, though historians and even his contemporaries still referred to him as "Octavianus" he himself did not.
>>18109878The famous Caesar was the fourth Gaius Julius Caesar
>>18107983Women in Rome did not had their own names, they were named after their family name
Question for /sci/entists: Does snow always melt?
>>18107467Why was Cleopatra considered a sorcerer?
>>18108400What common name did she answer to?
>>18111499Foreign heathen practicing the most stereotypical act of female "sorcery": ensnaring men.It's really just an insult rather than an acknowledgement of supernatural powers.
>>18108400Octavius was actually the name of his gens, his praenomen was GaiusHe is sometimes referred to as Octavianus to represent that he was a member of the gens Octavia adopted into the Gens Julia. Publius Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus, or Scipio Aemilianus, had the name Aemilianus because he was originally from the gens Aemilia but was adopted by Scipio Africanus' son.
