Caius Cornelius Tacitus
This is a biographical work focusing on Caius Cornelius Tacitus, the renowned Roman historian and senator. Tacitus is celebrated for his insightful and often critical analyses of the Roman Empire, particularly during the reigns of the emperors. This work likely delves into Tacitus's life, examining his family background, political career, and the influences that shaped his historical perspectives. It further explores his major works, such as "Annals" and "Histories", highlighting his meticulous approach to historical writing and his unflinching portrayal of the power struggles and moral decay within Roman society. The book examines Tacitus's enduring influence on subsequent generations of historians and political thinkers.
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