About Augustus

[Tethys333]

hello everyone, in this period in latin literature i am dealing with the augustan age in ancient rome. so i was wondering, was augustus a gentile who helped the gods or was he influenced by the jews as i had heard? i am very curious

 

[Karnonnos [JG]]

He is one of the Emperors on the Satanic Personalities and he and his wife Livia were known to be initiated into the Eleusinian Mysteries.

It is thanks to Augustus that we have many things of European civilization so jew this or that is irrelevant.

 

[Wotanwarrior]

He is one of the Emperors on the Satanic Personalities and he and his wife Livia were known to be initiated into the Eleusinian Mysteries.

It is thanks to Augustus that we have many things of European civilization so jew this or that is irrelevant.

I would like the truth about his dispute with Marcus Antonius and Cleopatra and why he declared war on the Egypt of the Ptolemaic dynasty, it is exactly for that reason that I have always thought he was a puppet.

 

[Umun]

I would like the truth about his dispute with Marcus Antonius and Cleopatra and why he declared war on the Egypt of the Ptolemaic dynasty, it is exactly for that reason that I have always thought he was a puppet.

As history is far from a precise scientific field of study one can't claim with absolute certainty that something is the way it was interpreted.

Augustus was the rightful heir to Gaius Julius and it is understandable why he would seek to establish control over Egypt, especially with the last Pharaoh colluding with his rival and supposedly having pretensions to influence roman politics.

I don't believe he was anyone's puppet because he didn't do much to further the enemies interest.

Whatever the truth of the matter may be, he was a great man, even if he was a bit full of himself. The title that he insisted the senate grant him can be seen as a feat of narcissism or a reflection of a noble ambition that we all here share - to be divine.

I'd love to hear an elaboration of why you think he was a puppet and your view on the Ptolemaic Kingdom in relation to Rome.

 

[Wotanwarrior]

As history is far from a precise scientific field of study one can't claim with absolute certainty that something is the way it was interpreted.

Augustus was the rightful heir to Gaius Julius and it is understandable why he would seek to establish control over Egypt, especially with the last Pharaoh colluding with his rival and supposedly having pretensions to influence roman politics.

I don't believe he was anyone's puppet because he didn't do much to further the enemies interest.

Whatever the truth of the matter may be, he was a great man, even if he was a bit full of himself. The title that he insisted the senate grant him can be seen as a feat of narcissism or a reflection of a noble ambition that we all here share - to be divine.

I'd love to hear an elaboration of why you think he was a puppet and your view on the Ptolemaic Kingdom in relation to Rome.

The reason for long time I thought he was a puppet was a combination of several things: the historical lies promoted for years in the forum by the infiltrated jew Magestein, confusing personal feelings from past lives combined with psychic attacks from the enemy and the great difficulty in finding historical sources that are not manipulated.

I am sure that when the section on Satanic personalities is published in the JOS, the many lies that have been invented about many historical figures will be exposed.