Libri Qui Supersunt

One of the greatest works of ancient history, this book by Roman historian Tacitus provides a sweeping account of the early Roman Empire, from the reign of Tiberius to the death of Nero. With its vivid descriptions of political intrigue, military conquest, and cultural upheaval, it remains a fascinating and compelling read for anyone interested in the classical world.

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