second triumvirate

From what I can tell, there is a general scholarly consensus that the stabilization of the Roman world hinged largely, if not entirely, upon the longevity and strength of Augustus' regime. This regime was innovative, both conservative and revolutionary in its nature, based on grants of both...

IOTL, Quintus Labienus, son of pro-Caesarian general Titus Labienus, was a rogue general who opposed the Second Triumvirate (42-31 BCE). He estabilished an alliance with Parthia and raided the Roman Oriental provinces, mainly Syria. He was defeated by Marc Antony’ forces in a battle somewhere...