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    1. The document profiles several prominent figures from the Roman Empire between 63 BC and 41 AD, listing their names, titles, and brief descriptions. It rates each on loyalty to the military, prestige, and charisma or oratory on a scale of 1 to 8. 2. Some of the figures profiled include Imperator Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus, who famously said "I found Rome built of bricks, I left her clad in marble"; Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, who was competent by sea and land as Augustus' chief marshal; and Gaius Cilnius Maecenas, described as subtle and immensely cultured but also effeminate and given

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    1. The document profiles several prominent figures from the Roman Empire between 63 BC and 41 AD, listing their names, titles, and brief descriptions. It rates each on loyalty to the military, prestige, and charisma or oratory on a scale of 1 to 8. 2. Some of the figures profiled include Imperator Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus, who famously said "I found Rome built of bricks, I left her clad in marble"; Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, who was competent by sea and land as Augustus' chief marshal; and Gaius Cilnius Maecenas, described as subtle and immensely cultured but also effeminate and given

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    EOR3.2 Cards 001 Statesmen

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    1. The document profiles several prominent figures from the Roman Empire between 63 BC and 41 AD, listing their names, titles, and brief descriptions. It rates each on loyalty to the military, prestige, and charisma or oratory on a scale of 1 to 8. 2. Some of the figures profiled include Imperator Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus, who famously said "I found Rome built of bricks, I left her clad in marble"; Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, who was competent by sea and land as Augustus' chief marshal; and Gaius Cilnius Maecenas, described as subtle and immensely cultured but also effeminate and given

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    MILITARY

    ORATORY

    MILITARY

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    IMPERATOR GAIUS JULIUS CAESAR DIVI FILIUS AUGUSTUS 63 BC 14 AD Censor Courtier Conqueror Patron
    I found Rome built of bricks, I left her clad in marble. Suetonius, Life of Augustus

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    TIBERIUS CLAUDIUS NERO 42 BC 37 AD Assassin Censor Delayer
    Tiberius was stern in his chastisement of persons accused of any offence. Cassius Dio, Roman History LVII

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    MARCUS VIPSANIUS AGRIPPA 64 - 12 BC Hispanicus Patron Pro-Army

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    NERO CLAUDIUS DRUSUS 38 9 BC Censor Germanicus Pro-Senate
    It was believed that if he had obtained control of the empire he would have brought back the free Republic. Tacitus, Annals I

    He became prominent in the war of Perusia, and thereafter was Augustus chief marshal, as competent by sea as by land. John Carter, Introduction to Cassius Dios Roman History

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    GAIUS CILNIUS MAECENAS 74 8 BC Courtier Patron Pro-Army

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    GAIUS JULIUS CAESAR GERMANICUS CALIGULA 12 41 AD Assassin Caesar Pro-Army
    Let them hate me, so long as they fear me. Suetonius, Life of Gaius

    Subtle, immensely cultured, effeminate and given to luxury, his languor concealed formidable powers of organisation and control. John Carter, Introduction to Cassius Dios Roman History

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    MARCUS LICINIUS CRASSUS 1st Century BC Dacicus Pro-Senate Sarmaticus

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    Caesar Censor Conqueror Patron

    TIBERIUS CLAUDIUS NERO DRUSUS 10 BC 54 AD


    the strange sort of appearance and the weird walk the hoarse and incomprehensible voice that belonged to no land creature Seneca, Apococyntosis V

    Marcus Crassus was sent to Macedonia and Greece, and carried out campaigns against the Dacians and Bastarne. Cassius Dio, Roman History LI

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