the battle of Actium 0.0 / 5 ? Ancient HistoryAugustusASOCR Created by: emilk124Created on: 16-05-17 11:09 Denarius of 29-27 BC obverse: Goddess Nike prosenting the Corona Civilus on the rostra. reverse: quadrigga with Augustus, triumph, IMP. Caesar 1 of 14 Denarius of 27 BC reverse: 'Egypt capture', croc 2 of 14 'In sevice to a women, Roman soldiery Bears stake and weapons, and can bring itself to yield obedience' Horace, Epode 9: cleo not openly named, roman soldiers have been control by cleo not tony 3 of 14 'foul and curtained tent' Horace, Epodes 9: mosquito net, east weak not strong roman 4 of 14 'that queen was plotting demented ruin for the Capitol' Horace, odes 1,37: cleo planning to take over Rome 5 of 14 'herself without restraint in hoping for what she fancied and drunk' Horace, odes 1.37: Aug ha restraint but cleo doesnt as she is eastern 6 of 14 'she did not in women's fashion tremble at the sword' Horace, odes 1.37: poet being independent, respect for cleo's death 7 of 14 'she dared to gaze with face serene on her fallen palace, and bravely grasped savage serpents' Horace, odes 1.37: cleo embraces death calmly and poet is praising her death and how she did it 8 of 14 'the women who brandished Roman spears' Propertius, 4.6: Temple of Apollo at Actium, cleo taking over roman solidery 9 of 14 'Jove's omens on its side' Propertius, 4.6: Temple of Apollo at Actium, Jupiter was on Aug's side 10 of 14 'Saviour of the world, Augustus' Propertius 4.6: Temle of Apollo at Actium, will save Rome and bring it the gold age 11 of 14 'you ara its champion on you it depends.... mighty burden of its people's prayers' Propertius 4.6: Temple of Apollo at Actium, Augustus was the saver of Rome and the people will be happy with him as he is their to help them 12 of 14 Denarius of 18-17 BC reverse: Arch of Augustus with quadrigga on top 13 of 14 Arch of Augustus in the Forum, Triumple arch and it is a reminder to the Roman people 14 of 14
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