Historiae The Histories: Bilingual parallel text: Latin English

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► New bilingual parallel texts edition ► Dual language easy reader with facing paragraph translations to better learn Latin ► With detailed maps and tables for modern equivalent of Ancient Roman place namesThis ebook is based on c. 100-110 work by Publius Cornelius Tacitus 'The Histories'.Written c. 100-110, originally twelve or fourteen books in length, the Histories survive to the extent of the first four and a portion of the fifth, covering the 'Year of the Four Emperors' A.D. 69, following the downfall of Nero, as Galba was overthrown by Otho, Otho by Vitellius, and finally, Vitellius by Vespasian; and some months of A.D. 70.The later books, which originally covered the remaining part of Vespasian's reign, 69-79, and those of his sons Titus, 79-81, and Domitian, 81-96, (the Flavian Dynasty), have not survived. Other bilingual parallel text books & eBooks: http://smarturl.it/bilingual All Kentauron books & eBooks: http://smarturl.it/Kentauron New publications & Promotions Alert (including free eBooks promo): http://www.kentauron.com/newsletterstacitus, imperial dreams, tacitus annals, tacitus histories, imperial rome, tacitus agricola, annals, the histories tacitus, the annals of imperial rome, annals of imperial rome, cornelius tacitus, the agricola and the germania, tacitus latin, imperial rome book, tacitus the annals, greek and latin classics tacitus

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