Octavian (disambiguation)
- Octavian (disambiguation)
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Octavian (in Latin 'Octavianus') was the name of Julius Caesar Augustus before becoming the Emperor of Rome.
Octavian may also refer to:
- People
- Fictional characters
- Octavian, the title character in the opera Der Rosenkavalier
- Octavian, the real name of Gus, the mouse in the Disney movie Cinderella
- Octavian, a fourteenth century Middle English verse romance
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