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This word in Latin meant "first man" or "first citizen." Augustus, formerly known as Octavian, used this title to suggest that the Roman Republic was still o…

This word in Latin meant "first man" or "first citizen." Augustus, formerly known as Octavian, used this title to suggest that the Roman Republic was still o…
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This word in Latin meant "first man" or "first citizen." Augustus, formerly known as Octavian, used this title to suggest that the Roman Republic was still operating normally after he assumed power.

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sorry that its really burry but it’s better than nothing. hopefully i could help!!
This word in Latin meant "first man" or "first citizen." Augustus-example-1
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