Tacitus was the son-in-law of Gnaeus Julius Agricola, he was a Pivotal roman historian who made several writings and provided valuble information on the ancient Germanic peoples and Caledonian/ancient scottish people. he is probably most famous for his book "The agricola" which provides insight on the roman invasion of scotland by his father-in-law, Gnaeus julius Agricola, he also wrote information and observations on the culture of the picts and caledonians and their agriculture and military life. and also provides the only existing account on the battle of mons Graupius between the romans and the Caledonians.
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The most famous early historian on the subject is Edward Gibbon who lived in the 18th century and who wrote the still-famous History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.
The ancient historians who covered the period of Roman history in Pompey's days were Appian and Cassius Dio. Plutarch wrote a short biography of Pompey. Cicero was not a historian. He wrote a few things about Pompey in his letters. He wrote about specific matters that were happening in Roman politics, some of which involved Pompey. Atticus was not a historian either. He was one of the people Cicero wrote his letters to. He did not write anything about Pompey.
Herodotus was widely traveled and wrote about everything. Thucydides wrote only about the Peloponnesian War.
Tacitus was the son-in-law of Gnaeus Julius Agricola, he was a Pivotal roman historian who made several writings and provided valuble information on the ancient Germanic peoples and Caledonian/ancient scottish people. he is probably most famous for his book "The agricola" which provides insight on the roman invasion of scotland by his father-in-law, Gnaeus julius Agricola, he also wrote information and observations on the culture of the picts and caledonians and their agriculture and military life. and also provides the only existing account on the battle of mons Graupius between the romans and the Caledonians.
Agricola was governor of Roman Britain for 9 years
Tacitus wrote "Germania" .
Georgius Agricola wrote a book of studies to further the study of geology.
There's a long list of historians who wrote about the rise and fall of the Roman empire. The rising of the empire can be read in the ancient writers. Th most famous historian who wrote about the fall of the empire is Edward Gibbon.There's a long list of historians who wrote about the rise and fall of the Roman empire. The rising of the empire can be read in the ancient writers. Th most famous historian who wrote about the fall of the empire is Edward Gibbon.There's a long list of historians who wrote about the rise and fall of the Roman empire. The rising of the empire can be read in the ancient writers. Th most famous historian who wrote about the fall of the empire is Edward Gibbon.There's a long list of historians who wrote about the rise and fall of the Roman empire. The rising of the empire can be read in the ancient writers. Th most famous historian who wrote about the fall of the empire is Edward Gibbon.There's a long list of historians who wrote about the rise and fall of the Roman empire. The rising of the empire can be read in the ancient writers. Th most famous historian who wrote about the fall of the empire is Edward Gibbon.There's a long list of historians who wrote about the rise and fall of the Roman empire. The rising of the empire can be read in the ancient writers. Th most famous historian who wrote about the fall of the empire is Edward Gibbon.There's a long list of historians who wrote about the rise and fall of the Roman empire. The rising of the empire can be read in the ancient writers. Th most famous historian who wrote about the fall of the empire is Edward Gibbon.There's a long list of historians who wrote about the rise and fall of the Roman empire. The rising of the empire can be read in the ancient writers. Th most famous historian who wrote about the fall of the empire is Edward Gibbon.There's a long list of historians who wrote about the rise and fall of the Roman empire. The rising of the empire can be read in the ancient writers. Th most famous historian who wrote about the fall of the empire is Edward Gibbon.
Gnaeus Julius Agricola was the Roman governor.
Georgius Agricola wrote a book of studies to further the study of geology.
He wrote a book about it
It was the name given to the area by Tacitus, the Roman historian when he wrote about it in AD 98.
Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.Seutonius was the historian who wrote The Twelve Caesars which is a biography and history of the first 12 emperors.
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Here are some Classical historians for you: Thucydides: Ancient Greek Historian who informed us of the Peloponnesian Warbetween Sparta and Athens, and the life and times of the famous Pericles. Herodotus: The Father of History. Ancient Greek writer who travelled extensively and informed us of geography and politics of the time. Tacitus: Roman Historian who wrote on the Emperors of the early Principate, their activities against Germany and his father in law Agricola who was commander of the legions in Britain. He tells us much of the Emperor's, their policies and is often our only source in regards to the early Britons. Arrian: History of Alexander the Great. Wrote on his conquests, life, politics and influences. Best informant we have on the young king. Suetonius: Roman Historian/Biographer who wrote The Lives of Twelve Caesars, about the early principate. Unlike Tacitus, Suetonius wasn't so much a historian but a purveyor of juicy gossip. Fun to read. Plutarch: Parallel lives, comparing the lives of famous Greeks and Romans, which linked them according to their achievements, personalities and the way in which they were viewed by their contemporaries. Cassius Dio: A Greek Roman historian. Wrote on Alexander and Roman History.