PPT-Augustus and Tiberius

By Anna Widder The Julio Claudians httpwwwliviusorgtitntiberiustiberiushtml httpcassandra2004blogspotcom200811praetorianguardaugustusobamahtml Augustus 27 BCE14 CE Background. great . respect for the Senate, . but . later emperors made no secret of their power. . The Senate continued to exist after the reign of Augustus, but senators had little say over the affairs of the empire. Some of the emperors who followed Augustus ruled wisely. Others were foolish . c. 63 B.C.E. - 14 A.D.. Legal/. Politics. The Triumvirate . The Rise and Fall of the Triumvirate (Potter). Legal/Politics. The Roman Constitution. The Senate and People of Rome. E. mperor. The Roman Empire . SASH39. Lovisa Brännstedt. The Roman . Emperor. . The . development. . of. the Empire. The . principate. The . Emperor. as imperator . How. . did. the . Emperor. . BCE. Drusus Maior. Tiberius. 12 . BCE . – N. German Campaign.. 7 . BCE . – Triumph in Rome.. 4 CE . – return of Tiberius.. 6 CE . – Rebellion in Pannonia. 7 CE . – . Varus. becomes governor.. Ian Slamen. B. eginning . Born in 63 B.C.. Frist name: Gaius . Octavius. . Thurinus. Family from . Velletri. , small town outside of Rome. Equestrian . Mother, . A. tia. , was niece of Julius Caesar . (b. 58 . BC. , d. . AD. 29, wife of Augustus 37 . BC. to . AD. 14). 1.. We’ve noted before how, in 39 . BC. , OCTAVIAN . (the future AUGUSTUS) . divorced . . . Scribonia. because he had already met . With JULIA, daughter of Augustus, we have another member of his household, . . but this time a VERY intelligent and independent one, being used as a political . . pawn - a pawn now in the ‘. dynastic. great . respect for the Senate, . but . later emperors made no secret of their power. . The Senate continued to exist after the reign of Augustus, but senators had little say over the affairs of the empire. Some of the emperors who followed Augustus ruled wisely. Others were foolish . Atticus 14-15. No one heard at his dinner party anyone (entertainment) other than a reader; which we indeed judge most delightful.. . And it was not dined/there was no dinner ever without some reading at his house, so that the guests would be delighted no less in mind than in stomach. . A.K.A. . Augustus. Octavian. Octavian was a nephew, protégé, and adopted son of Julius Caesar. He defeated his principal rival, Mark Anthony, and Anthony’s ally Cleopatra at Actium, Greece in 31 B.C.. For students. Given this PowerPoint, students will be able to identify the years which an emperor reigned, taking a quiz with 80% accuracy.. Given this PowerPoint, students will name who an emperor allied with, taking a quiz with 80% accuracy.. A true story of. GOING . BACK 5 GENERATIONS. Augustus was born on 29. th. November 1831 in Launceston, Cornwall, England.. He was the son of John . Yandell. and Elizabeth . Wenmouth. .. Augustus was one of 8 children, however his . Augustus Jackson WRITTEN BY: Rayann Nowacki 2-19-15 Ms. Tuel His birthday was April 16,1808. Birthday He was not able to go to school. Education He married Helen Barcham . Marriage He had one son. Quarter 3– Week 1: Republic to Empire. The End of the Roman Republic: Rather than happening all at once, the death of the Roman Republic was the result of civil wars and family feuds taking place over almost a hundred years. The accession of Julius Caesar as dictator for life in 44 BC was the culmination of a long line of events in which consuls acted unlawfully. During many of these events, the motivation of the consuls was to achieve peace and social stability. The result is a lesson for us that "the ends never justify the means."