Augustus and His Titles

The highest military command held by Augustus, making him the Supreme Commander of the Roman Army.

A permanent title given to Augustus, solidifying his position as the permanent commander-in-chief.

Augustus's title as military leader, reinforcing his role as the supreme commander.

Augustus's yearly authority that allowed him to wield the power of the plebeian tribunes.

Augustus's power to block decrees and his immunity from arrest, mirroring the authority of the plebeian tribunes.

Augustus's role as the leader of the Senate, similar to a modern president.

Augustus's title that highlighted his connection to the divine, claiming his lineage from a god.

Augustus's title signifying his role as the father of the Roman state, representing its unity and identity.