Now jump ahead to Octavian Augustus, the grand-nephew of Julius Caesar and his adoptive heir, who had defeated the assassins of his great-uncle and forced the mutual suicides of Marcus Antonius ...

Caesar Octavian Augustus, arguably the greatest political leader the world has known, is mentioned in Luke’s Gospel for initiating the census that prompted the Holy Family’s trip to Bethlehem.

The 2,000-year-old floor was uncovered at the Pausilypon, an imperial villa that was inherited by Octavian Augustus and passed down to subsequent emperors, according to a news release from the ...

But this person named “Caesar Augustus” had a given name of Gaius Octavius. He was a talented soldier and leader, and he was the son of Julius Caesar’s niece.