When will we acknowledge he performed the worst genocide in history against the Gauls (puts the Shoah to shame) and treat him as such
>inb4 they were semi-related to people who sacked Rome 1000 years prior

>>17867786 (OP)
Remember the Gaulocaust, never forget.

>>17867786 (OP)
Most people in the past do acknowledge Augustus as an immoral evil asshole but it doesn't really cancel out that he was by far one of the most successful rulers in all of history and ushered in nearly 200 years of absolute dominance and peace, which he is also recognised for.

>>17867804
>and ushered in nearly 200 years of absolute dominance and peace
The fella who declared universal peace in the Roman Empire two decades before Anthony ate his own sword?

>>17867786 (OP)
Between the Spanish conquistadors and Europeans in north america I think that is the worst in history

>>17867786 (OP)
literally who cares?

>>17867786 (OP)
romans committed many atrocities, but that was the norm in ancient history
nothing was fair, it's all win or lose