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Who are the historians for Augustus?
Gruen
Wallace-Hadrill
Smye
Crook
Yaventz
Who writes that social mobility improved under Augustus?
Smye
Who emphasises the importance of the name ‘Augustus’?
Crook
Who comments that Augustus’ accumulation and exercise of the power was unprecedented?
Gruen
Who writes that Augustus’ reign represented a ‘metamorphosis’, not a transformation?
Wallace-Hadrill
Who writes that Augustus took great care not to institutionalise his power (tribunicia potestas) and that this was a break from the Republic?
Gruen
Who disagrees with Hadrill that Augustus’ rule was a ‘metamorphosis’?
Smye - argues his rule was a transformation and that he seized power by force
Who argues that Augustus’ rule marked a ‘beginning’ and and an ‘end’?
Crook
Who discusses the nature and audience of the Res Gestae?
Yaventz, it was his main propaganda source to consolidate his power
Who discusses calendar reform, repairing of temples and the modification of law?
Wallace-Hadrill
Who discusses the establishment of the praefectus annonae and the presectus vigilum?
Smye
Who says that Augustus was depicted on coins as a saviour of citizens?
Yaventz
Who discusses the shift from restoration being the responsibility of a dispersed elite, to it being the responsibility of the central ruler, who was concerned with the image of the city?
Wallace-Hadrill
Who talks about ‘mos maiorum’, tradition and continuity?
Yaventz - adherence to old Roman religion
Who argues that Augustus’ rule set future precedent and was a model for future Roman emperors?
Yaventz