Gaius Iulius Caesar Octavianus Augustus

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Augustus, born as Gaius Octavius (63 BC - 14 AD) was the first emperor of the Roman Empire. His parents were Gaius Octavius and Atia Balba Caesonia, his wife was Livia Drusilla and his daughter Julia Caesaris.

Busts[edit]

  • In Istanbul.

  • Bronze statue, National Archaeological Museum in Athens, Greece.

  • Portrait, ca. Christian Era, Louvre, Paris, France

  • Portrait as a young man, ca. 27-20 BC, Louvre, Paris, France.

  • Portrait of the type of Prima Porta, Cabinet des Médailles

  • Bust of Augustus in the Römisch-Germanisches Museum, 1. century, Cologne(?)

  • provenant de Delphes, collection particulière.

  • Augustus, wearing Civic Crown. Glyptothek, Munich, Germany.

  • Bust of Augustus, dated to around 30 BC. Museo Capitolino, Rome, Italy.

  • Bronze bust of Augustus, dated 27-25 BC. British Museum, London, United Kingdom.

  • Bronze bust of Augustus, dated 27-25 BC. British Museum, London, United Kingdom.

  • Bronze bust of Augustus, dated 27-25 BC. British Museum, London, United Kingdom.

  • Marble bust of Augustus, dated after his death in 14 AD. British Museum, London, United Kingdom.

  • From Helmodt's History of the World, 1901

  • Alternate version

  • Augustus as pontifex maximus, c. 20 BC

  • Bust in the Römisch-Germanisches Museum, Köln

  • Augusto velado, siglo I d. n. e. Museo Nacional de Arte Romano (Mérida).

Full-length statues[edit]

  • Marble statue. Prado, Madrid

  • Augusto di Prima Porta, Vatican Museums

  • Copy of the statue of Prima Porta in Zaragoza (Roman Caesar Augusta).

  • Statue on the Via dei Fori Imperiali, Rome

  • Portrait, ca. 30-20 BC, Louvre

  • As Pontifex Maximus, palazzo Massimo alle Terme

  • Idem: Detail

  • August's genie, Vatican Museums

  • Part of a full length statue of Augustus, disfigured by Christians. Ephesus museum in Selçuk, Turkey

  • Bronze statue of Augustus. National Archaeological Museum, Athens.

  • Augustus depicted Egyptian style on the free-standing temple of Kalabsha in Egyptian Nubia

  • Heroic statue of Octavius' head, ca. 40 BC

  • Statue of Augustus in Apolon discovered in the ruins of the Ancient Theater of Arles (France)

Coinage[edit]

  • Mark Antony and Octavian, 41 BC

  • Æ coin reverse

  • Denarius ca. 19-18 BC

  • Denarius

  • Drawing of a denarius with capricorn

  • Augustus and Agrippa

  • Augustus and Agrippa

  • Augustus and Agrippa

  • Augustus and Agrippa

  • Augustus on a coin struck by Agrippa

Gemstones[edit]

  • Cameo, Lotharkreuz, Domschatz Aachen, Germany

  • Cameo, Cabinet des Médailles, Paris

  • Cameo, British Museum, London

  • Gemma Augustea, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

Miscellaneous[edit]

Maps[edit]

  • Second Triumnvirat

  • The Roman Empire under Augustus.

  • Expansion of the Roman Empire under Augustus.

  • Haltern legionary camp (11 B.C.-9 A.D.)

  • Teutoburgus' battle (9 A.D.)

  • The campaign of Nero Claudius Drusus in Germania during 12-9 BC under Augustus.

  • The campaign of Tiberius and Domitius Aenobarbus during 3 BC - 6 AD under Augustus.

  • Roman Province of Germania in 9 A.D. before disaster of Teutoburgus

  • La Germania Magna nel 10 A.D.

  • Dalmato-pannonic revolt: 6 A.D.

  • Dalmato-pannonic revolt: 7 A.D.

  • Dalmato-pannonic revolt: 8 A.D.

  • Dalmato-pannonic revolt: 9 A.D.

See also[edit]

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