Publius Cornelius Tacitus was a Roman senator and historian writing in the later Silver Age of Latin literature. His surviving works examine the reigns of emperors from the death of Augustus up to the First Jewish-Roman War. Tacitus's writing is distinguished by its boldness and sharpness, with a compact and sometimes unconventional use of Latin. He also explored oratory, the origins of the Germanic peoples, and the life of his father-in-law.
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In this classic work of Roman history, Tacitus provides a gripping account of the rebellion against Rome in AD 69, often known as the 'Year of the Four Emperors'. This edition features an accessible translation and helpful notes and contextual information.
This book is a classic translation of the works of Cornelius Tacitus, revised with notes for a modern audience. It offers an insight into the Roman Empire and the politics and society of the time. An excellent resource for history buffs and students of classics and literature.
Tacitus was a prominent Roman historian and politician who wrote some of the most influential works of history ever produced. This volume of his complete works features a new French translation accompanied by the original Latin text, as well as notes and commentary.
A gripping account of the Batavian Revolt against the Roman Empire, written by the renowned historian Cornelius Tacitus. This work offers a detailed and engrossing narrative, as well as illuminating commentary and maps.
This edition of Tacitus' works includes translations of his major historical and literary works, including the Annals and the Histories. The translations are accompanied by historical context, analysis, and commentary from Arthur Murphy and John Adams, making this edition an ideal resource for students and scholars alike.
Journey through time and explore the wonders of the ancient and modern world with this fascinating book. Written by the renowned Roman historian Tacitus, this work covers various explorations and travels by famous explorers from different periods, such as Alexander the Great, Marco Polo, and Columbus. The book evokes a sense of wonder and curiosity about the world and its inhabitants, and reminds us of the rich history and cultural diversity that exists in our world today.
Tacitus's writings are among the most important sources for the history of ancient Rome, and this edition of his works offers a complete and authoritative Latin text with commentary. The volumes cover Tacitus's famous account of the Germanic peoples, as well as his biography of Agricola and his broader histories of the Roman Empire. A must-read for anyone interested in classical history and literature.
Explore the Roman empire through the lens of one of its most celebrated chroniclers! This collection features the complete works of Cornelius Tacitus, including The Annals, The Histories, and The Agricola, providing an unparalleled perspective on the history of ancient Rome.
Experience the grandeur and drama of ancient Rome through the pen of Cornelius Tacitus in this multi-volume work of history. From the reigns of Tiberius to Domitian, Tacitus presents a vivid portrayal of the struggle for power, the clash of cultures, and the triumphs and tragedies of emperor and subject alike.