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Preface;
1. Introduction: irony, history, reading;
2. Imperium sine fine: problems of definition in Annals I;
3. Germanicus and the reader in the text;
4. Reading Tiberius at face value;
5. Obliteration and the literate emperor;
6. The empress's plot;
7. Ghostwriting the emperor Nero;
8. Conclusion: the end of history; Bibliography; General index; Index locorum.
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Kevin Latchford
reviewed Irony and Misreading in the Annals of Tacitus on August 15, 2017
Irony and Misreading in the Annals of Tacitus
Consistency is necessary for footnotes and bibliography, not for interpretation and understanding. O'Hara demonstrates that fundamental notion eloquently and succinctly.
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