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The title "Augustus" translates loosely to The Illustrious One" “The Powerful One "The Beautiful One" “The Fearsome One"

The title "Augustus" translates loosely to The Illustrious One" “The Powerful One "The Beautiful One" “The Fearsome One"
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The title "Augustus" translates loosely to

The Illustrious One"
“The Powerful One
"The Beautiful One"
“The Fearsome One"

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Answer: C (The Beautiful One)

Explanation: It means something of a revered title.

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The true meaning is venerable
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