Agricola and Germania (Collector's Edition) (Laminated Hardback with Jacket) - Tacitus
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A compelling account of Roman conquest and Germanic culture, exploring power, virtue, and the clash between imperial ambition and tribal independence.

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A compelling account of Roman conquest and Germanic culture, exploring power, virtue, and the clash between imperial ambition and tribal independence.
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Tacitus, born around AD 56, was a Roman historian and senator admired for his sharp analysis of historical events. His notable works, the Annals and the Histories, chronicle the Roman Empire during its most turbulent years. Tacitus also wrote Germania and Agricola, which provide unique insights into Germanic tribes and his father-in-law's life.He held several public offices, including consul in AD 97 under Emperor Nerva, which shaped his critical view of Roman governance. Tacitus's writings reflect his disapproval of corruption and moral decline in Roman society. His concise, impactful prose continues to captivate historians and readers alike.Tacitus's works remain central to understanding Roman history and politics. His commitment to accuracy and his critique of power dynamics have influenced generations of scholars. Through his enduring legacy, Tacitus exemplifies the timeless value of thoughtful historical inquiry.