Augustus: How Caesar's Protégé Founded The Roman Empire
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2024
- This Documentary is a People Profiles Production on the life of Augustus. Please subscribe to their channel for more: / @peopleprofiles
The adopted heir of Julius Caesar's wealth, Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus, also known as Octavian, was the first Roman Emperor. He avenged Julius Caesar by defeating Mark Antony and ushered in an era of imperial peace, during which the Roman world was largely free of armed conflict.
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Put this in the title!
Several "mistakes" in this documentary, but overall it's good!
Well done.
The Roman Civil War ended, but the Pax Romana quickly turned into a war in Germania. Interestingly, the Pax Americana ended precisely because of Germania. Fearing the strengthening of economic relations between Germany and Russia, the Americans fomented a civil war in Ukraine that quickly turned into a war against Russia. The explosion of the German-Russian gas pipelines in the North Sea destroyed the German economy put an end to economic relations between Germany and Russia. Now only one question remains: When will the global nuclear war desired by the Americans begin to completely destroy the United States and the entire planet? After it the Pax of the Graveyards will be total.
A very interesting documentary, but you may wish to change the title, I think you mean "protegé",as Augustus was supported and protected by Caesar. Prodigy, of course, means someone with great talent or that talent itself. Caesar's prodigy makes it sound like you are talking about the great talent of Caesar.
AI narrator and ads? For the greatest man in history? Yeesh
❤❤ Love Roman emperors 🎉
It appears that the lifespan was short back then. His parents died in their 40's. Others in their 50's. No decent medical care. Being a student of history I think Rome would have done better without slavery. I wonder how the empire would have done without it. Also, if it has stayed a Republic and imitated the Greek idea of Democracy with civilian control of the legions and no civil wars it would have lasted as long as the Eastern Empire.
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Way too many adverts. Shame
They want everyone to pay and go premium.
Thanks you saved me time
It’s great having UA-cam Premium! That’s where my daytime viewing comes from. Mid-evening I switch to streaming services like Netflix and Prime Video. I would be paying more if I just had basic cable and I’d be stuck with ads on every channel. Whatever works for you 😊.
@@donskuse2194 Wow, that’s a lot of viewing. When I was a kid my mother said if I watched too much television I’d go blind. I don’t have cable, we cut that out years ago, we stream. TV used to be free then cable came along and we were paying, same with streaming. When it started all you had to do was buy the box and there were free things to watch. Now we pay for premium channels that used to be one tier, and you have to pay more for what you used to have. Once they become the next new thing they sell out to the guys they were trying to get away from.
I decided to give it a try. Alas, you are correct. I was averaging a commercial every 7 minutes. I made it to the 3rd and called it a day.
AI blows
Cry baby. It's free, move on if you're upset.
Lel straight copy from TPP
So was the good news that was in the bible?
What? Unclear.
@@grantsmythe8625 So when Jesus was born, that's when emperor Augustus was in power aka the birth of Rome. Being the birth of Roman empire was the good news, or Jesus was the good news? I remember people was taxed so much, they struggle having a decent life. Just a question, I was just wondering.
@@georgestill2473 Well, I don't know too much about it. Caesar was in his mid-sixties when Jesus was born and he died when Jesus was about 14 years old.
Rome, the city, was founded in 750 B.C. In the year 330 A.D., the capitol city of the Roman Empire was changed from Rome to Constantinople which is Istanbul today. The city of Rome fell in 476 A.D. The city of Constantinople fell to the Muslims in 1453.
Caesar Augustus is mentioned in Luke 2:1.
As for "the Good News", here's what Jesus has to say about it.
Luke 10:25: "‘Teacher,’ he said, ‘what must I do to inherit eternal life?’ He said to him, ‘What is written in the law? What do you read there?’ He answered, ‘You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your strength, and with all your mind; and your neighbor as yourself.’ And Jesus said to him, ‘You have given the right answer; do this, and you will live.’
So what must you do to be saved and go to heaven? According to Jesus, "‘You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your strength, and with all your mind; and your neighbor as yourself. Do this and you will live."
That's what Jesus says. Other people claim that you have to believe this and that and so on and so forth but according to Jesus, the road to salvation is to love God and other people.
Most people prefer believing in and trusting in Jesus but Jesus himself says you have to love God and other people, which is a whole lot harder to do than to just believe and trust.
What good news? Who’s good news?
@@georgestill2473 I see. Well, I won't be of much help to you on religion.