augustus

IPA: ɑgˈʌstʌs

Root Word: Augustus

The Roman emperor Augustus, also called Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus (63 B.C.E. – 14 C.E.); heir to Julius Caesar
A male given name from Latin, risen in popularity since the 18th century.

Examples of "augustus" in Sentences

Frank, Anne: Het Achterhuis: dagboekbrieven: 12 juni – 1 augustus 1944.
Is there no one who will stand against the giant Google?? reply augustus
Founded at Naples in A.D. 2, the Sebasta were held in honor of the emperor Augustus (sebastos is Greek for augustus).
Inschrijven gebeurt in augustus en september: dan ontvang je een inschrijfformulier, een programmaboekje en een factuur.
McIntyre bracht dit nieuws voor het eerst op 3 augustus 2007 en de e-mails in het vrijgegeven document beginnen ook op die ...
In baseball terms, this is the first inning in online business, and declaring ‘Yahoo lost’ seems a tad premature. reply augustus
But augustus ruled for a few decades so I don't see how a sequel would have any of the drama and extendend political plotlines the first one did.
Indeed, as Constantius Chlorus moved up the political ladder and was named caesar and augustus, he made a diplomatic marriage to Theodora, the daughter of the augustus Mamimian.
The coin features Domitianus wearing a crown of radiant rays of light on the obverse, or heads side, with an inscription bearing a common imperial suffix: Imp (erator) C (aesar) Domitianus P (ius) Felix Aug (ustus), Emperor Caesar Domitianus, the dutiful and fortunate augustus.