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[camwyn]

You scored as Augustus. You are Augustus! First emperor of the Romans and one of the greatest statesmen in the ancient world. You brilliantly eased the old Republic into the Principate and set the path for an empire that would last for centuries and form the underpinnings for all western civilization. Hail Caesar! </td> Augustus 82% Trajan 68% Antoninus Pius 64% Vespasian 64% Marcus Aurelius 64% Claudius 61% Nerva 57% Hadrian 57% Tiberius 50% Domitian 43% Vitellius 36% Nero 11% Commodus 7% Caligula 7% Which Roman Emperor Are You? created with QuizFarm.com

Could do worse. COuld do way worse.

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[rooth.livejournal.com]

How fitting, since Rome just had its last episode last night -- the one in which Octavian becomes Emperor Augustus. Well, it's implied anyway.

[mephron]

It's that 11% Nero that worries me a tad.

As long as you don't take up harping, I shall, however, remain calm.

[camwyn]

I think that was from me clicking 'agree somewhat' with 'The arts are a wonderful thing and I intend to officially support them'. I did go on to indicate that I had no intention of performing in public, though.

[rooth.livejournal.com]

This was my favorite question:
"Everything should be named after you because you are so awesome."
:D

[maps-or-guitars.livejournal.com]

Huh. I got Augustus, too. Hell, how awesome can he have been if there's so many people just like 'im?

I will never be able to imagine Augustus as anyone but Brian Blessed. "Is there anyone in Rome who has not slept with my daughter?!!"

Hail Caesar! (Kaiser, C-zar)

[kelathefinn.livejournal.com]

Hmm. I'd've pegged you for Caligula. ;) And - wasn't JULIUS the first CAESAR?

Re: Hail Caesar! (Kaiser, C-zar)

[camwyn]

Bah, I'm not that self indulgent. Neither am I that fond of my pets. I assumed when answering questions about my ruling style and so on that I could probably rely upon the tactics I use in my games of Civilization III and IV.

Re: Hail Caesar! (Kaiser, C-zar)

[kelathefinn.livejournal.com]

Right. Survival skills are one thing, self-indulgence another. I relied on my knowledge of Roman history (mostly gained by osmosis from five years of living in Rome - ITALY, not Georgia). I was aiming at Marcus Aurelius and was a bit surprised to tie with Tiberius. I hadn't thought the two were that much alike!! Thanks for the diversion - sometimes you really need these things to get through the day!!!