Yes, but for me Octavian was too young and arrive in Rome too late for make anything if Antony die with Caesar.The key here is the army though. The army seemed to have strong support for Octavian.
Yes, but for me Octavian was too young and arrive in Rome too late for make anything if Antony die with Caesar.
After all was Antony's strategy of false condescension towards the Liberators in the Senate to obtain approval for and clearly recognize their acts and by implication the authority of Caesar from which they Liberators would greatly benefited in terms of assignments and then the denunciation of the Liberators and the reading of Caesar's will to the crowd made by Antony in his eulogy at the funeral of Caesar to unleash people and also army against the murderers. Without that the eighteen year old Octavian alone can do little or nothing to his arrival because the city and the Senate will be already in the hands of the Liberators.
That is true. Caesar's will isn't gonna be read (and if the Liberatores look at it for themselves, Octavian's life might be in danger.)