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should be to Caesar Augustus - Fornadan 22:11, 24 May 2005 (UTC) I suppose this page should rather be renamed to Augustus (honorific), "title" being (historically)...

of the same word. (Augusta (honorific) really should be a redirect to Augustus (honorific), perhaps Augustus (honorific)#Augusta.) However, this article's...

page to Augustus, we might want to consider removing the disambig notice on the top of the page and instead linking to the honorific Augustus at the beginning...

senior emperor was augustus, and for a junior emperor caesar (see Augustus (honorific). So when Valentinian was acclaimed augustus, it was equivalent...

could also argue that Augustus is an honorific. I'm not sure FULLNAME applies for a case like this. I would only keep Augustus and Octavian. The "Caesar"...

Augustan Rome to collect honorific statuary at individuals' villa, however scholars have stated that the viewership of Prima Porta Augustus added another significance...

Senatus was an honorific given in republican times (e.g. to Pompey). Princeps was a different beast, granted for the first time to Augustus.--FactotEm 13:49...

all that hard work would pay off. You better be thanking me from above Augustus. Lol. On second thought, he'd probably have me cut down by his praetorians...

on WP:DAB, particularly with state capital Augusta, Maine, and Roman honorific Augusta on the disambiguation list. Bolivian Unicyclist 00:37, 27 August...

over it. TruthGuardians (talk) 04:30, 31 July 2021 (UTC) Bluesatellite Honorific nicknames should be something widely used and recognizable. Perhaps arguable...

granted the hereditary honorific title "Germanicus", which was given to his eldest son before passing to his youngest. Augustus later wrote a biography...

2013 (UTC) He was an engineer and inventor, but is there any source that Augustus Siebe used his invention to dive? I am not sure if he belongs in Category:British...

so many soldiers defect? Because they felt that Elagabalus was Augustus (an honorific used by Emperor's of Rome). Also, and probably more importantly...

source of "milord") played a somewhat minor role in the British system of honorific forms of address, and most of those addressed as "milord" were not in...

generals did not assume honorifics or victory titles like Scipio Africanus, since, by Roman practice since the days of Augustus, all victories etc were...

Roman Empire, and that it is ironic in that "emperor" began as a military honorific in a staunchly anti-monarchical republic. ... I find this to be an assumption...

7 January 2010 (UTC) "Flavius" is an honorific name, almost a title. You do not use the name Constantine Augustus, do you? --TakenakaN (talk) 01:07, 8...

include an exact or at least vague idea of the number of Roman Emperors from Augustus to 395AD? Or for that matter, an indication of the number of Latin-speaking...

the Senate awarded Octavian the title "Augustus" he claimed to have "restored the Republic". See the Augustus entry for background. Consul (for the 4th...

may I remind you that I did the same with Augustus/Augustus (honorific) some time ago: I created Augustus (disambiguation) when someone had split the...