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He built a permanent, professional army of about 150,000 men. He also created a special unit called the PraetorianGuard. Hislegionsconquered vast stretches of northern Europe. He practically rebuilt Rome. He improved the government. Augustus also reformed the Roman tax system, and legal system.

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Augustus built a professional permanent army of about 150,000 men,created a special unit called the Praetorian Guard,his legions conquered new territories ,added vast stretches of northern Europe to the empire,he rebuilt the palaces ,buildings ,palaces,and built fountains. He also made Egypt his personal province. He also established a new military tradition in that all soldiers would swear an oath of loyalty to himself. In the future all emperors would have the same oath.

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He put an end to the civil wars, shared power with the senate, stopped territorial expansion beyond defensible borders, and targeted security, stability and prosperity.

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He was the last emperor of Rome for less than a year as a boy and was front man for his father the army commander. The Goths took over.

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He established stable government i partnership with the senate, ending a century of civil war and instability.

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