Augustus Caesar — "I have been called a god, but I am merely a man."
I have been called a god, but I am merely a man.
I have been called a god, but I am merely a man.
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"I have done my duty to the Republic, and to the Roman people."
"I restored to the Capitol and to the Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus 3,500 pounds of gold, and 50,000,000 sesterces."
"I have waged many wars, both civil and foreign, on land and sea, throughout the world, and as victor I have spared all citizens who asked for mercy."
"I have always been a man of prudence, and have avoided rash decisions."
"I received all men's acclamations when I brought the civil wars to an end."
Attributed, often cited as a reflection of his public humility despite deification
Date: Unknown, likely late in life
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