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People who don't have guilty consciences don't usually look out for the descendants and relatives of those put to death on their orders. Cicero junior's career was essentially bankrolled and supported by Augustus.

I don't know. What happened happened with Cicero seemed to haunt him for a very long time.

Both of them are worthy of their reputations, and Caesar effortlessly outdoes his adoptive son in military matters (fortunately for Augustus, he had a legendary bromance going on with Agrippa), but I think Augustus ultimately edges out ahead. After the initial blood letting of the Proscriptions...