The Augustan Age refers to the period of time during the reign of Emperor Augustus in ancient Rome, from 27 BCE to 14 CE. It is known as a time of peace, prosperity, and cultural flourishing.
The Augustan Age can be compared to a golden age in high school, where everything seems to be going well. Students are excelling academically, clubs and activities are thriving, and there is an overall sense of harmony and success.
Pax Romana: This term refers to the long period of relative peace and stability throughout the Roman Empire that coincided with the Augustan Age.
Golden Age: A golden age is a term used to describe a period of great cultural achievement and prosperity.
Classical Literature: Classical literature refers to works written during ancient Greece and Rome that are considered timeless and influential.
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