How does suetonius present the emperor vespasian

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How does Suetonius present the emperor Vespasian? In your opinion, does Suetonius feel that Vespasian was a "good" emperor or a "bad" emperor? What features or characteristics of Vespasian and his life does Suetonius feel that he needs to address in his biography? In what ways can we see him responding to contemporary concerns regarding the Flavians as successors to the Julio-Claudians? In what ways does Suetonius establish Vespasian's legitimacy or "right" to rule the Roman empire?

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