Cæsar
Family: Roman · Role: founder of modern Corinth · First appears: Book 2 · Chapter 3
Life events
- Cæsar established the present régime, and Augustus confirmed autocratic rule and surpassed him in power.(Book 3 · Chapter 11)
- With: Augustus
- “There are two temples in the market-place, one to Cæsar, who was the first of the Romans that aimed at Autocracy, and established the present régime, and the other to Augustus his adopted son, who confirmed the Autocratic rule, and advanced further in consideration and power even than Cæsar had done.”
Book 2 · Chapter 3
- with Augustus (Augustus became emperor after Cæsar.) “Octavia, the sister of Augustus, who was Emperor of the Romans after Cæsar, the founder of modern Corinth.”
Book 3 · Chapter 11
- child: Augustus (Adoptive parent-child relationship.) “the other to Augustus his adopted son”
Also listed in Roman — Minor Figures
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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.