Tecibbar
unliving
Not a student of Roman history, but it seems to me that Augustus has made a greater contribution to the Roman empire than Julius. Sure, Julius is a better general, but not one of the best in history. Julius's rein is short lived, and he is arrogent not to noticed the conspiracy against him; on the other hand, Augustus is much more competent in controling the senate, and his law lasted.
Some interested facts I just learned: Julius named July after himself; Augustus named August after himself, he also borrowed a day from Ferbuary, so that August has the same amount of day as July.
Some interested facts I just learned: Julius named July after himself; Augustus named August after himself, he also borrowed a day from Ferbuary, so that August has the same amount of day as July.