Augustus Caesar — "I have been called a god, but I am merely a man, subject to the same frailties a…"
I have been called a god, but I am merely a man, subject to the same frailties as others.
I have been called a god, but I am merely a man, subject to the same frailties as others.
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"I have always been a man of wisdom, and have sought the counsel of others in all important matters."
"I declined the office of censor."
"I compelled the Parthians to restore to me the spoils and standards of three Roman armies."
"I received the title of Father of the Country."
"I restored peace to the seas."
Attributed, a common paraphrase of his self-deprecating remarks
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