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Tacitus

Book • 1995
Tacitus, a Roman historian and senator, wrote several significant works, including the Annals and Histories.

His writings provide valuable insights into the Roman Empire, particularly the reigns of the Julio-Claudian and Flavian emperors.

Known for his sharp observations and critical perspective, Tacitus's works offer a nuanced portrayal of Roman politics, society, and military campaigns.

His style is characterized by its conciseness and powerful imagery, making his accounts both informative and engaging.

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