octavian

IPA: ɑktˈeɪviʌn

Root Word: Octavian

noun

  • (historical) A male given name from Latin, notably borne by Augustus (Caesar) between 44 and 27 BCE
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Examples of "octavian" in Sentences

  • Octavian decided for a truce with Antony.
  • The hunt is revealed to be that of Octavian.
  • In imperial abundance, Octavian had the lot.
  • Octavian commandeered all the Liburnian ships.
  • Octavian then assumed absolute control of Egypt.
  • Count Octavian was eccentric but a keen horseman.
  • Octavian learnt of this and determined to prevent it.
  • Octavian learned of this and determined to prevent it.
  • Octavian relieved the city with the help of the Senate.
  • Octavian split with the Senate the governorships of the provinces.

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