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    Pericles In the history of the ancient Greek civilization‚ there were many powerful and contributing men and women. Only one could be called the “Greatest Greek” and that man’s name is Pericles. Pericles was a wise and powerful leader of the city of Athens. He was a great supporter of the concept of democracy. Pericles guided Athens almost through the entire Peloponnesian War. Pericles promoted the arts and literature. This was a main reason Athens held the reputation of being the educational and

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    Person of the year: Augustus How does one define person of the year? Someone who is appointed this title of great honor above every other man or woman in the world. For what it’s worth‚ I can sum it all up into one name‚ Augustus. A brave and loyal leader‚ educated and intelligent man‚ a political connoisseur‚ patron of the arts‚ and a loving husband‚ what else could be asked from a man of such great achievement? We will be looking into the life‚ rule‚ and accomplishments of Augustus‚ then finish off

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    Ty Gellinger 11/29/11 Achievements Augustus The power of Rome for many centuries was held by the senate‚ which is a group of men of the wealthiest families in Rome. They made all the political and military decisions for Rome. Under the Senate the romans conquered many lands such as the entire Italian peninsula‚ southern france‚ Spain‚ and northern Africa. After the conquering of many of these lands the armies became independent and created civil wars in the land. Much of the Roman empire

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    prophecy of all the great leaders and founders that were to come build the Roman Empire into what it was during Augustus’ rule. Despite Aeneas’ contribution to not only Roman history but also Roman mythology‚ snippets of The Aeneid easily give the impression of History with an underlying sense of propaganda. Throughout Book 6 of The Aeneid there are many references to Emperor Augustus insinuating that he is their savior and light out of their predicament. Moreover‚ in light of the era this epic was

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    states and since then we have takin ideas from great historians on how to continue its development. In class‚ we read different pieces from people like Pericles‚ Aristotle and Dahl from those we learned what they think makes a democracy work. Pericles was the leader of Athens from 460–429 B.C. He developed a democracy based on majority rule. In “Pericles Funeral Oration” he describes Athenian

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    democracy was a form of government that was embraced by her people. The story of Athens and democracy would not be complete until Pericles is mentioned. This was due to his great changes and development he brought to Athens. Pericles was an important figure in the practice of direct democracy as a matter of fact‚ direct democracy was an important legacy that Pericles left in Athens. “Direct democracy is a form of government in which citizen rule directly and not through representatives” Roger‚ Linda

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    I believe in the Augustus Waters theory. In the Fault in Our Stars Augustus Waters is afraid of oblivion‚ afraid of being forgotten when he dies and having a meaningless life. He thought he might have a meaningless life because if he died in oblivion no one knew what he did with his life or he didn’t do anything that was meaningful enough that should be remembered. To me the Augustus Waters theory is not wanting to a part of oblivion but trying to make a difference so you aren’t forgotten. I think

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    John Augustus is credited with being the father of probation. A Boston shoemaker‚ Augustus spent his spare time observing what took place in the courts. Disturbed that minor offenders and common drunks were often forced to remain in jail because they had no money to pay off their fines‚ he convinced authorities to let him pay their fines and offered them friendly supervision. When the defendants later came into court for sentencing‚ Augustus would report on his progress toward reformation. Augustus

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    The Honorable Integrity of a Soul Catcher Augustus Cain is the main character in Soul Catcher by Michael White. Cain can be recognized as a good man in many ways during his expeditions as a slave catcher. He is caring and respects all people‚ specifically Joseph and Rosetta. When with Rosetta‚ he demonstrates a protective instinct at times. Cain’s knowledge of travel and ways to wander were for the protection and safety of his crew. Through his wise and virtuous decisions‚ Cain can be portrayed

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    Pericles Funeral Speech: Hype or Truth Several philosophers and thinkers have graced Athens but none probably have described Athens as vividly as Pericles did with his funeral speech delivered in honor of the martyrs of the Peloponnesian War. This speech was given almost a year after the Peloponnesian War started and its purpose was to inspire both the citizens and the army of Athens. In his speech Pericles describes Athens as a flawless state when compared with its contemporaries. Pericles highlighted

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