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Tacitus: Annals XV de Tacitus

Tacitus: Annals XV: Latin Texts

Autor Tacitus N.P. Miller
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 1998
Book XV of Tacitus' Annals deals with the middle and later part of Nero's reign - first with the campaigns of Corbulo in Parthia, and then, by contrast with Nero's activities in Rome including the great fire, the persecutions of Christians, and the deaths of Seneca and Lucan. This edition, with introduction, notes and vocabulary is intended primarily for use by sixth formers (senior high, or secondary, school level) and undergraduates.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781853994340
ISBN-10: 1853994340
Pagini: 208
Ilustrații: black & white illustrations
Dimensiuni: 148 x 226 x 12 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Ediția:Nouă
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bristol Classical Press
Seria Latin Texts

Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom

Cuprins

Preface
Introduction
1 The Life And Times Of An Historian
2 The Language Of Tacitus
3 The Emperor Nero
4 Rome And Parthia
5 Tacitus, Nero And The Christians
Text
Abbreviations Used In The Notes
Notes
Index To Notes
Index Of Proper Names
Vocabulary
Some Julio-Claudians: A Family Tree
Maps
Armenia And Its Neighbours
Nero's Rome

Recenzii

A reader seeking information about Tacitus' monograph and guidance as to its importance in a variety of areas will receive good value from this book. Sane, learned, and well written, it will at once become an important entry in all bibliographies on the Germania.
Rives has given us a volume which will require the attention of all students of the Germania, both for his own views and his recapitulation of earlier scholarship. It is a rich feast.
Rives ducks no important and difficult point; his discussions are extensive and sane.
The reader who comes to study the monograph without much background will learn a great deal. Rives is particularly good on the ethnographic tradition of which Tacitus was a part and on anthropology.
Rives has done a masterful job ... handsomely produced, with attractive type and ample white space on the page. It will serve its varied readers well, both those who know no Latin and those who wish the text elucidated.
A scholarly, authoritative text ... a great resource.
Rives's edition will prove useful work to anyone interested in this fascinating ancient text, classicist or otherwise, and it will be a great help in raising the profile of this important text.