Augustus Is Dead—Now What?
158K views · Oct 14, 2025 · Education
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@KingsandGenerals · 11 months ago · pinned
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@ClippyNotesExtra · 11 months ago
All of Agrippa's sons died very young, and while none of them could hope to live up to their father's legacy, it is sad that such a great man's lineage would be cut so short.
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@thebrickbuilderofhistory · 11 months ago (edited)
Augustus's last days...sad but fascinating. Too bad Germanicus could not succeed Tiberius.
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@Alexzan220 · 11 months ago
"Unfortunately its all downhill from here"
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@schroedingersdog7965 · 11 months ago (edited)
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuIPTrBn0Lk&t=777">12:57</a> The eclipse mentioned here was a total lunar eclipse that would have been witnessed by the Pannonian legions in the pre-dawn sky of September 27, 14 AD (a little more than five weeks after Augustus' death). The early part of the eclipse would have been easily visible, with the moon acquiring its typical blood-red hue. However, as the dawn sky brightened, the totally eclipsed moon would have been rendered completely invisible, which might have been a particularly foreboding spectacle to the superstitious legionaries.
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@reyonXIII · 11 months ago
I adore the really blunt title describing the whole mess, like a shrug towards it:<br>"Now what?"
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@daquandavis5498 · 11 months ago (edited)
I need HBO to produce another Rome show NOW!! Personally an anthology series were each season portrays different significant eras of Roman Rule would be preferred 😂 12 episodes each as well none of this 8 BS…
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@ronjohnson6916 · 11 months ago
Interesting.<br><br>Someone as competent and well prepared had a rough time with the succession. No wonder a change of administration was generally tough on the empire -- and why periods of frequent changes at the top were pretty much always awful.
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@Lucasp110 · 9 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuIPTrBn0Lk&t=162">2:42</a> small correction, Agrippa postumus was Agrippa's son, and Augustus' maternal grandson
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@Roman_History_fan · 11 months ago
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@nyekorare · 11 months ago
Augustus lost because September has come.
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@ch33seweasel42 · 11 months ago
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