Augustus the Great Appearance, an introduction to the content of Augustus the Great

According to extant statues and documents, Octavian was considered a beautiful man at the time. It attracted the attention of the citizens of Rome, especially the female citizens, and combined with Octavian's gentle but serious and slightly arrogant temperament, it is said that even one of the Gallic Assassins who came to assassinate him changed his mind because of Octavian's appearance and temperament.

Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Octavian was in the seventieth year of his life, and he had a pair of clear and bright eyes, in which he was felt to have a divine power, and when he looked at the other with his gaze, the other person lowered his eyes as if he felt the sun dazzle, which made him extremely satisfied. But now in his old age, his vision in his left eye is a little poor. His teeth are small, his gaps are large, and they are not well maintained.

His hair is slightly curly, almost blonde. His eyebrows are joined in the middle. His ears are a good size, with the tip of his nose slightly raised and then slightly bent inward.

His complexion is between black and white. He was short in stature (although his freed slave and biographer Julius Maratus said he was 5 feet 9 inches tall), but the proportionality and harmony of his stature made up for this shortcoming. His short stature was also evident only when he stood in comparison with a tall man.

Marcus Turius Cicero and Gaius Antony.

In the year of the consuls, on the ninth day before the first of October (September 23rd, 63b c), when the sun was about to rise, Augustus was born on the street of Ox Head in the Palatine Quarter.

He still has a shrine that was built shortly after his death.

It is also said that he is 1.63 meters tall, but he is not tall in short. Moreover, history records that he was relatively thin and often sick. Although in the end it is relatively long-lived.

Augustus was a very beautiful man, as evidenced by his numerous statues, his eyes were gray and his hair was light gold.

Introduction to the main content of "Augustus the Great": Arthur Schlesinger, the editor-in-chief of "World Leaders of Yesterday and Today", is a well-known American historian who has written and compiled a variety of historical works, all of which are extremely popular, and this series is especially easy to read. Reading the historical facts and their background as narrated by the author will help us understand the major events in history and their value and impact.

Augustus the Great is one of the fascicles of Augustus the Great.