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An inborn and Roman distrust of theory, an acute sense of the difference between words and facts, a brief acquaintance with Roman political behavior that he possessed. It is a common belief, attested by the existence of political science as a subject of academic study, that the arts of government may be learned from books. The revolutionary career of Caesar's heir reveals never a trace of theoretical preoccupations: if it did, it would have been very different and very short. Lessons might indeed be learned, but from men and affairs, from predecessors and rivals, from the immediate and still tangible past.Octavianus took the measure of Antonius: the soldier was a warning against virtues and vices.