Plural of 'augustus'; plural form of the Roman imperial title or of august persons.
Latin plural of 'Augustus,' where '-i' is the standard Latin masculine plural ending. In Roman times, there could be multiple augustus figures in different provinces.
The fact that you could have multiple 'Augusti' shows how Roman imperial power eventually fragmented—instead of one supreme emperor, you had regional rulers, each claiming the august title, which kind of ruins the whole 'revered and unique' vibe.
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