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Introduction; CORNELI TACITI HISTORIARVM LIBER PRIMVS; Commentary; Appendices.
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Tony Garcia
reviewed Tacitus: Histories: Book 1, Vol. 1 on August 14, 2011 Tacitus: Histories: Book 1, Vol. 1
This book was such ă pleasant reading! It fills in the missing pieces from history lessons in an interesting way!
Very well documented and full of new (for me) details about Anthony, Cleopatra ,Caesar and also about ancient Rome and Egypt, the power struggles, various sexual and religious customs during those days!
the book begins with the history of Cleopatra s family, the Ptolomeic Dynasty, gets to Iulius Caesar road from a simple political figure to one of Rome's greatest warriors , tell's the story of Antony's rise and fall!
Cleopatra s portrait is both flattering and inspiring! We are shown a powerful and independent woman who uses both her wit and feminity to seduce and keep Caesar and Antony, and also her kingdoms borders and independence in a male dominated world!
I world recommend this book to everyone and I look forward to reading more from Diana Preston!
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Add Tacitus: Histories: Book 1, Vol. 1, As the first historical work by Rome's greatest historian, the Histories hold a crucial place in the study of Latin literature. Book I covers the beginning of the infamous Year of the Four Emperors (69 c.e.), which brought imperial Rome to the brink of , Tacitus: Histories: Book 1, Vol. 1 to your collection on WonderClub |
