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Officially, the Roman Republic never ended, it was "saved" by Augustus who ruled with the Senate's permission, but in reality, it ended in 27 BCE when Octavian was given supreme power and the title "Augustus".

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  • The End of the Roman Republic (60 BCE - 27 BCE)
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  • Officially, the Roman Republic never ended, it was "saved" by Augustus who ruled with the Senate's permission, but in reality, it ended in 27 BCE when Octavian was given supreme power and the title "Augustus".
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  • Officially, the Roman Republic never ended, it was "saved" by Augustus who ruled with the Senate's permission, but in reality, it ended in 27 BCE when Octavian was given supreme power and the title "Augustus".
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