Germania, Agricola, And First Book Of The Annals: Lat. With Notes And Bötticher's Remarks On The Style Of Tacitus (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781270817437)

This volume presents three essential works by the Roman historian Tacitus: "Germania", "Agricola", and the first book of "The Annals." "Germania" offers a detailed ethnographic study of the Germanic tribes, providing valuable insights into their customs, geography, and political structures. "Agricola" is a biographical account of the life and career of Gnaeus Julius Agricola, Tacitus's father-in-law and a distinguished Roman general, focusing on his military campaigns in Britain. The first book of "The Annals" delves into the early years of the Roman Empire under the rule of Tiberius, exploring the political intrigues and events that shaped the era.

This edition includes notes and remarks on Tacitus's distinctive literary style by Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Bötticher, enhancing the reader's understanding of the author's complex prose and rhetorical techniques. A valuable resource for students and scholars of Roman history and classical literature, this collection offers a comprehensive introduction to Tacitus's most influential writings.

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