Augustus
First Roman emperor who established the Principate and Pax Romana.
Quotes by Augustus
A jest in court can reveal more than a thousand spies.
Reform the laws, renew the spirit.
Life's meaning is found in service to the greater good.
Enemies are made, but alliances are forged.
The theater of life demands a fine performance.
Taxation without representation breeds rebellion.
Wisdom comes with age, but folly persists.
Paint the future with the colors of peace.
In the council of war, silence is often golden.
The soul of empire is its moral fiber.
A good laugh dispels the shadows of intrigue.
Secure the borders, but open the gates to trade.
Reflections on mortality sharpen the mind.
Statesmen plant trees whose shade they never sit under.
The muse of history favors the just ruler.
A clever retort can turn defeat into victory.
Cultivate the arts to civilize the soul.
Governance is the noble art of compromise.
In the quiet of night, life's true meaning unfolds.
Foresee the storm to navigate the calm.