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He cut a deal with the Senate to share power with them. He also ruled in the background, adopting powers, not office - powers of a tribune of the plebs (veto, introducing legislation in the senate), powers of pro-consul (authority outside Rome), control of the border provinces (therefore of the armies, as they were stationed there). He avoided any suggestion of Dictatorship/kingship/emperorship, which had brought out the knives on Julius Caesar (who had declared himself dictator for life, and so invited the ending of his life), nominating himself as Princeps (First Citizen) and inventing the title Augustus (High One).
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What is prehensile tail?
A tail that has adapted to be able to grasp or hold things...
What is tripod grasp?
its a reflex develop at 18 months of age, in which child is able to hold a pencil
How were Latin America caudillos able to achieve power and hold on to it?
They were able to hold on to power because they were backed by the military.
What is Another word for to hold on something tightly?
Grasp, clutch
What is a synonym for hang onto?
Grasp, hold on to, grab, hold
Clasp?
To grasp or hold tightly 1. A strong grasp or hold.2. Something, such as a hook or fastener, that holds two parts together.
What is a grasp?
to take hold of or seize firmly
What is to hold onto firmly?
Grasp, clutch, grab.
What is the word to hold on to something tightly?
grip or cling
What is the synonym for clutch?
hold, grip, embrace, grasp, cling to, clasp, seize, catch, grab, grasp, snatch
What is the difference between palmar grasp and pincer grasp?
palmar grasp is where an infant holds an item such as a crayon with the palm of their hand, where as the pincer grasp is where they hold it between their thumb and index finger (more sophisticated)
Hinky pinky of grasp precious metal?
hold gold
