Augustus Caesar — "A man must not promise what he ought not, lest he be called on to perform what h…"
A man must not promise what he ought not, lest he be called on to perform what he cannot.
A man must not promise what he ought not, lest he be called on to perform what he cannot.
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"I was invested with tribunician power for thirty-seven years."
"Make haste cautiously."
"I put an end to the civil wars, after having obtained control of all affairs by universal consent."
"I restored to the Capitol and to the Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus 3,500 pounds of gold, and 50,000,000 sesterces."
"I presented myself for the consulship in my twenty-eighth year."
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