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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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Historian who wrote Annals?
tacitus
Roman historian who wrote about Agricola?
Tacitus
Roman lifestyles were criticized in the work of horace or virgil or tactius or ovid?
tacitus
When did king cogidubnus die?
It is not known. The sources do not say. A reference by the Roman historian tacitus suggested that he was alive on the 70s AD.
What do modern day historians often cite as the best four ancient historians?
Many modern day historians cite the following ancient historians as the most informative and accurate:1. Tacitus; 2. Herodotus; 3. Polybius; and 4. Thucydides.
