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Cornelius Tacitus,
known simply as
Tacitus (/ˈtæsɪtəs/ TAS-it-əs, Latin: [ˈtakɪtʊs]; c. AD 56 – c. 120), was a
Roman historian and politician.
Tacitus is widely...
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Tacitus was a
Roman historian and senator.
Tacitus may also
refer to:
Tacitus (emperor),
Roman emperor in 275–276
Tacitus (crater), a
lunar impact crater...
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throne was
offered to the aged
Princeps Senatus,
Tacitus.
According to the
Historia Augusta,
Tacitus,
after ascertaining the
sincerity of the Senate's...
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original text
related to this article: The
Annals (
Tacitus)
Annals (
Tacitus)
Tacitus Christianity in the 1st
century ****cution of Christians...
- Tacitus, II.26.
Tacitus, II.43.
Tacitus, II.71.
Tacitus, III.16. Suetonius,
Tiberius 52.
Tacitus, III.15.
Tacitus, III.56.
Tacitus, IV.7–8. Suetonius...
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Roman senator,
Tacitus had
access to Acta Senatus—the
Roman senate's records—which
provided a
solid basis for his work.
Although Tacitus refers to part...
- the Annals.
Tacitus'
friend Pliny the
Younger referred to "your histories" when
writing to
Tacitus about the
earlier work. By the time
Tacitus had completed...
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October 2021.
Tacitus,
Annals XV.45.
Tacitus,
Annals XV.49.
Tacitus,
Annals XV.50.
Tacitus,
Annals XV.55.
Tacitus,
Annals XV.70.
Tacitus,
Annals XV.60–62...
- Suetonius. "Life of Nero".
Lives of
Twelve Caesars.
Tacitus,
Annal XV. 38–44
Tacitus,
Annals XV. 44
Tacitus,
Annals XV. 38–39 C****ius Dio,
Roman History, Books...
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Tacitus himself had
already written a similar—albeit shorter—essay on the
lands and
peoples of
Britannia in his
Agricola (chapters 10–13).
Tacitus himself...
