When did Julius Caesar adopt Augustus?

Answer 1

Julius Caesar never adopted Augustus. Augustus was Julius's nephew and Augustus had to fight to become the Caesar.

Edit: This is false. Augustus was Julius's great nephew as well as his adopted son. Unfortunately, I don't know when he was adopted though.

Answer 2

Julius Caesar adopted Octavian (he was not known as Augustus until much later) because he had no son of his own. The second closest relative would have been Marc Antony, and Caesar found him inappropriate. Caesar had been teaching Octavian and grooming him for public life for at least the last two yours of his life.

Julius Caesar adopted Octavian (he was not known as Augustus until much later) because he had no son of his own. The second closest relative would have been Marc Antony, and Caesar found him inappropriate. Caesar had been teaching Octavian and grooming him for public life for at least the last two yours of his life.

Julius Caesar adopted Octavian (he was not known as Augustus until much later) because he had no son of his own. The second closest relative would have been Marc Antony, and Caesar found him inappropriate. Caesar had been teaching Octavian and grooming him for public life for at least the last two yours of his life.

Julius Caesar adopted Octavian (he was not known as Augustus until much later) because he had no son of his own. The second closest relative would have been Marc Antony, and Caesar found him inappropriate. Caesar had been teaching Octavian and grooming him for public life for at least the last two yours of his life.

Julius Caesar adopted Octavian (he was not known as Augustus until much later) because he had no son of his own. The second closest relative would have been Marc Antony, and Caesar found him inappropriate. Caesar had been teaching Octavian and grooming him for public life for at least the last two yours of his life.

Julius Caesar adopted Octavian (he was not known as Augustus until much later) because he had no son of his own. The second closest relative would have been Marc Antony, and Caesar found him inappropriate. Caesar had been teaching Octavian and grooming him for public life for at least the last two yours of his life.

Julius Caesar adopted Octavian (he was not known as Augustus until much later) because he had no son of his own. The second closest relative would have been Marc Antony, and Caesar found him inappropriate. Caesar had been teaching Octavian and grooming him for public life for at least the last two yours of his life.

Julius Caesar adopted Octavian (he was not known as Augustus until much later) because he had no son of his own. The second closest relative would have been Marc Antony, and Caesar found him inappropriate. Caesar had been teaching Octavian and grooming him for public life for at least the last two yours of his life.

Julius Caesar adopted Octavian (he was not known as Augustus until much later) because he had no son of his own. The second closest relative would have been Marc Antony, and Caesar found him inappropriate. Caesar had been teaching Octavian and grooming him for public life for at least the last two yours of his life.

Answer 3

Julius Caesar adopted Octavian (he was not known as Augustus until much later) because he had no son of his own. The second closest relative would have been Marc Antony, and Caesar found him inappropriate. Caesar had been teaching Octavian and grooming him for public life for at least the last two yours of his life.

Answer 4

Gaius Octavius who was later called as Augustus Caesar.

Answer 5

Yes. At the time of Augustus's adoption by Julius Caesar (his great-uncle), he was known as Octavian.

Answer 6

no augustus did not kill julius ceasar he was his son

caesars scribes got so fed up with him that decided to assasinate him once and for all