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To what extent do you agree that Augustus’ image was best preserved by his…

- - - - Roma Panel
        
        the message is straightforward and doesn't require a lot of thinking
        
        Rome is always going to win wars
        
        it's beneficial because of the booty underneath the goddess
        
        Does not complicate the idea he was trying to convey
        = he will bring peace to Rome through wars
        
        urban poors supports him more due to the simple idea delivered
        
        that is how Augustus wanted them to behave
        
        the upper class disagrees with his policies, making them harder to control
        
        they opposed the Julian Laws
        
        Suetonius
        
        'he was unable to bring the [julian laws], which aroused open rebellion against its overly stringent provisions, into effect until he had removed or softened many of its clauses'
  - - - Horace's Cleopatra
        
        He tried to convey that he is not having a civil war with Antony but according to the First Settlement
        
        he relinquished his unconstitutional powers and the end of civil wars
- - - - Even tho it is embedded in a building
        
        it takes time for the audience to read it and only few people can read
      - How he wanted to be seen after death
  - - - built in the field of mars
        
        the location where it is located is on purpose
        
        giving a reason why the building is built where it was
        
        the battlefield turned into a place of religious place due to Augustus achieving peace
        
        proclaims that he is the righteous leader of Rome
        
        annually performs sacrifices
        
        leading the Roman army
      - FAVRO
        
        The marble buildings are pervasive = everywhere
        The Romans feel reassured of the unity, that it made them dependent to Augustus
- - - - Ara Pacis made in marble
    - - Tellus = god of fertility and nature
        
        promotes morality, they need to be moral in order to maintain the Golden Age
        
        GALINSKY
        
        Supports the idea that the Romans need to be moral / depend on Augustus in order to maintain the Golden Age
        
        legitimises his leadership to the Romans being their Pater Patriae
- - - - Supported by KLEINER
        
        Comfort the generations who experienced lots of civil wars
        
        So always focuses on the aftermath of the wars, which brings Rome peace and prosperity