Open Question: Roman Empire homework help?

Roman Empire Online Assignment
1.) How did Octavian/Augustus establish legitimacy for his rule vis-a-vis the Senate?
2.) What were the principal features of the Pax Romanum?
3.) What is -arguably- Rome’s greatest contribution to Western Civilization?
4.) What was the policy of succession established by the Emperor Nerva?
5.) Under which Emperor did Rome achieve its height of power?
6.) What were the side effects of economic prosperity throughout the Roman Empire?
7.) How did victory in the east in 166 CE diminish the security of the northern frontiers of the Empire?
8.) What was the context of Marcus Aurelius’ authorship of the Meditations?
9.) What was the underlying message of Marcus Aurelius’ alleged sale of his personal possessions?
10.) How did Commodus squander the work of his father along the frontier?
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Open Question: Where can I buy Harvard classics volume 02 and 17?

I would like to buy Harvard Classics Volume 02(Plato’s Dialogues, Golden Sayings of Epictetus, and Meditations of Marcus Aurelius) and Volume 17(Aesop’s Fables and Grimm Tales).
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Open Question: Where can I buy Harvard classics volume 02 and 17?

I would like to buy Harvard Classics Volume 02(Plato’s Dialogues, Golden Sayings of Epictetus, and Meditations of Marcus Aurelius) and Volume 17(Aesop’s Fables and Grimm Tales).
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Open Question: According to Marcus Aurelius…?

what makes us think life is unfair? What did he say about it in Meditations?
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Open Question: Source information on Marcus Aurelius quote?

The Marcus aurleius quote “the object in life is not to be on the side of the majority…” can someone please cite where it’s from. If it’s from meditations can you include book, verse and translation.
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Open Question: Can someone check and correct my Latin work please?

The answers have to be in Latin AND English…Please correct my work if it is wrong, thank you!

Question 1: What was Marcus Aurelius famous for?
Answer: Notissimus erat propter sapientiam prudentiamque.
He was well known for his wisdom and prudence.

Question 2: What kind of man did Marcus Aurelius try to be?
Answer: vir optimus et prudentissimus semper esse conabatur.
He was always trying to be a good citizen and the mose prudent.

Question 3: What book did he write?
Answer: Librum, “Meditationes” appellatum, scripsit.
He wrote the book called “meditations.”

Question 4: What language did he write in?
Answer: Lingua Graeca scribebat .
He wrote in the language of Greek.

Question 5…Translate: Si non convenit, noli id facere; si non est verum, noli id dicere.
Answer: If it is not right, do not do it; if it is not true, do not say it.
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Open Question: Who is Marcus Aurelius refering to when he talks of the ‘GODS’ in his books ‘meditations’?

He writes for example

‘I know I am good, just as the gods know I’m good.
How do I know that the gods are real? Well I have never seen the wind yet know it exists..

Is he talking of a specific GOD or just like a higher power!
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Open Question: Who is Marcus Aurelius refering to when he talks of the ‘GODS’ in his books ‘meditations’?

He writes for example

‘I know I am good, just as the gods know I’m good.
How do I know that the gods are real? Well I have never seen the wind yet know it exists..

Is he talking of a specific GOD or just like a higher power!
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Open Question: Who is Marcus Aurelius refering to when he talks of the ‘GODS’ in his books ‘meditations’?

He writes for example

‘I know I am good, just as the gods know I’m good.
How do I know that the gods are real? Well I have never seen the wind yet know it exists..

Is he talking of a specific GOD or just like a higher power!
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Open Question: Who is Marcus Aurelius refering to when he talks of the ‘GODS’ in his books ‘meditations’?

He writes for example

‘I know I am good, just as the gods know I’m good.
How do I know that the gods are real? Well I have never seen the wind yet know it exists..

Is he talking of a specific GOD or just like a higher power!
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