Monumentum Ancyranum: The Deeds of AugustusAugustus, Emperor of Rome
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Monumentum Ancyranum: The Deeds of Augustus
Augustus, Emperor of Rome
Augustus, Emperor of Rome, 63 B.C.-14 A.D.; Rome -- History -- Augustus, 30 B.C.-14 A.D. -- Sources
746. Gaius Censorinus and Gaius Asinius consuls; second census taken;
list of senate revised, VIII; children of Phraates sent to Rome;
Maelo, King of the Sicambri, surrenders himself, XXXII; fourteenth
time _imperator_; refuses a triumph, IV.
747. Tiberius Nero and Cnaeus Piso consuls; veterans discharged, with
gratuities, XVI; Alpine peoples added to the empire, XXVI; gives
gladiatorial show, XXII.
748. Gaius Antistius and Decimus Laelius consuls; veterans
discharged, with gratuities, XVI; associates Tiberius in tribunitial
power, VI.
749. Eighteenth year of tribunitial power; twelfth consulship; gives
sixty denarii each to 320,000 citizens; Gaius Cæsar consul designate,
made prince of the youth, received into senate, XIV; aqueducts
repaired, XX, app. III.
750. Gaius Calvisius and Lucius Passienus consuls; veterans
discharged, with gratuities, XVI.
751. Lucius Lentulus and Marcus Messala consuls; veterans discharged,
with gratuities, XVI.
752. Thirteenth consulship, XV, XXII, XXXV; Lucius Caninius and
Quintus Fabricius consuls; veterans discharged, with gratuities,
XVI; gives the citizens sixty denarii each, XV; Lucius Cæsar
consul designate, prince of the youth, and admitted to senate,
XIV; dedicates temple of Mars Ultor, XXI, app. II; martial games
instituted, XXII; naval contest exhibited, XXIII; title _pater
patriae_ conferred, XXXV.
755. Lucius Cæsar dies, XIV, cf. XX; fifteenth time _imperator_,
IV; Armenia subdued by Gaius Cæsar and given to Ariobarzanes, XXVII.
757. Gaius Cæsar dies, XIV, cf. XX; again associates Tiberius in
tribunitial power, VI.
758. Fleet penetrates to limits of the Cimbri; the Cimbri, Charudes
and Semnones send ambassadors, XXVI; King Vonones given to the
Parthians, XXXIII.
759. Marcus Lepidus and Lucius Arruntius consuls, XVII; seventeenth
time _imperator_, IV; Dacians subdued, XXX; gives gladiatorial
show, XXII; military treasury established, XVII.
762. Nineteenth time _imperator_, IV.
766. Associates Tiberius the third time in tribunitial power, VI.
767. Sextus Pompeius and Sextus Appuleius consuls, VIII;
thirty-seventh year of tribunitial power, IV; seventy-sixth year of
Augustus, XXXV; third census taken; list of senate revised, VIII.
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
Abbreviations as used in the Notes are put in parentheses.
I. EDITIONS.
=Mommsen, Theodor: Res Gestæ Divi Augusti ex Monumentis Ancyrano et
Apolloniensi.= pp. LXXXXVII, 223. With eleven photogravure plates.
Berlin, 1883. (_R. G._)
This work is so exhaustive and so full that it puts all preceding
editions and discussions out of date. Hence this bibliography
enumerates only such editions and discussions as have appeared since
1883.
=C. Peltier and R. Cagnat: Res Gestæ Divi Augusti, d’après la
dernière recension de Th. Mommsen.= Paris, 1886.
II. DISCUSSIONS OF THE MONUMENTUM.
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