It is not enough to conquer; one must learn to make a good use of victory.
First Roman Emperor
Plutarch, Moralia, 'Sayings of Kings and Commanders' (attributed to Julius Caesar, but often applied to Augustus's post-Actium strategy)
c. 42 BC (attributed)
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"I received the power of a tribune of the people for life."
Shocking"I have always been a man of diligence, and have worked tirelessly for the good of the state."
Humorous"I have been called a god, but I am merely a man, and a mortal one at that."
Humorous"I have always been a man of principle, and have adhered to the laws of the Republic."
Humorous"I have always been a man of foresight, and have planned for the future of the Roman Empire."
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