"The Augustan Empire of 43 BC." is a study devoted to the early history of the Roman Empire after the fall of the republic. The book examines in detail the events and personalities of the period from 43 BC, when Julius Caesar was killed, to the formation of the empire under Augustus. The author gives the leading historical attention to the role of Octavius, who later became the emperor Augustus, in the formation of a new political system and a change in the social order. The reader will have the opportunity to better understand the complex processes that accompanied the formation of the early Roman Empire and its key vicissitudes."