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I. Introduction: Augustus and HistoryII. The Roman OligarchyIII. The Domination of PompeiusIV. Caesar the DictatorV. The Caesarian PartyVI. Caesar's New SenatorsVII. The Consul AntoniusVIII. Caesar's HeirIX. The First March on RomeX. The Senior StatesmanXI. Political CatchwordsXII. The Senate Against AntoniusXIII. The Second March on RomeXIV. The ProscriptionsXV. Philippi and PerusiaXVI. The Predominance of AntoniusXVII. The Rise of OctavianusXVIII. Rome under the TriumvirsXIX. Antonius in the EastXX. iTota Italia/iXXI. iDux/iXXII. iPrinceps/iXXIII. Crisis in Party and StateXXIV. The Party of AugustusXXV. The Workig of PatronageXXVI. The GovernmentXXVII. The CabinetXXVIII. The SuccessionXXIX. The National ProgrammeXXX. The Organization of OpinionXXXI. The OppositionXXXII. The Doom of the iNobiles/iXXXIII. iPax et Princeps/iAppendix: The ConsulsIndexGenealogical Tables