LOL.
You're forgetting that he brought the Romans peace after a protracted period of civil war. That would have been plenty. How he did it was secondary to them.
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It's a long time from 235 to 29 BC.
You're forgetting that he brought the Romans peace after a protracted period of civil war. That would have been plenty. How he did it was secondary to them.
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Quote:The main Temple of Janus stood in the Roman Forum. The temple had doors on both ends, and inside the temple was a statue of Janus, the two-faced god of boundaries. The temple doors were closed in times of peace and opened in times of war.
The closing of the temple was a very rare event. It is said to have happened for the first time under Numa Pompilius, for the second time under Titus Manlius in 235 BC, a third time by Augustus in 29 BC, a fourth time by Nero in 66 AD and only a fifth time under Vespasian in AD 70.
It's a long time from 235 to 29 BC.
