Twenty years after Nero, Tasius lived in Dominion. His family is from the southern part of the Gaul. After serving as a lawyer, he was promoted to Asian governor at 112-113 AD. Under Domitian control, Tacitus was very fortunate, and he was able to survive, unlike many of his colleagues. Domitian will dispose of his opponent and his opponent and make him a very delusional figure. The killing of these people began the anti-emperor feelings of Tasius. Dominion's rule mimics Tiberit of Tiberius, and he criticized it severely. A quiet comparison of Germania Tacitus of Tacitus in Germania is a detailed national text detailing the geography, climate and social structure of Germany and its people. Unlike his history and Anna, Tassie did not provide a story to follow, but instead he promoted an unparalleled comparison between the two cultures. Each of the 46 Germania paragraphs contains a specific field of German civilization where Tassius developed a two-layer theme. The two points he tried to clarify were: A) Germans were savage, savage and stupid ... But ... B) Germans are strange with some redemption qualities Is nobility Tassius is a Roman senator and writer and lives between 56 and 117 years old. He was born in a modern town of Gaul, now France. He has a wealthy father, and his family keeps horses. In the process of growth, Tasius likes outdoor activities and likes hunting as entertainment. When he attended school he studied rhetoric. Tasius friend Pliny Youngor also studied rhetoric. This will help Tassius engage in legal and political careers. - Quiet Comparison of Tachitas' Germania Germania in Takitas is a detailed national text detailing the geography, climate and social structure of Germany and its people. Unlike his history and Anna, Tassie did not provide a story to follow, but instead he promoted an unparalleled comparison between the two cultures. Each of the 46 Germania paragraphs contains a specific field of German civilization where Tassius developed a two-layer theme. Daquitus's "Germania" was written roughly around the end of the 1st century AD, is an ethnographic magazine of German tribes and aims to analyze the fundamental aspects of barbaric society. Historians, however, often notice the great difficulties of this research, especially when observing the source of information on the Germanic family of Tasi. In addition, the uncertain origin of knowledge of Tasman's barbaric society shows various nervous tensions.

Tassius said that in his introduction Annas said his intention is to "connect with Augustus, Tiberius, etc." and actually to do "sine waves and studios". Or prejudice. However, experience has shown that this goal is rarely carried out and should be more suspicious when fully explained. Through Annales, Tasius is very impressive as his bitter application to all subjects proves the lack of his prejudice. But that is true. A quiet comparison of Germania Tacitus of Tacitus in Germania is a detailed national text detailing the geography, climate and social structure of Germany and its people. Unlike his history and Anna, Tassie did not provide a story to follow, but instead he promoted an unparalleled comparison between the two cultures. Each of the 46 Germania paragraphs contains a specific field of German civilization where Tassius developed a two-layer theme. The two points he tried to clarify were: A) Germans were savage, savage and stupid ... But ... B) Germans are strange with some redemption qualities Is nobility At her best power, we accepted the Mesalina of the 17th Tasi's Almanac. Tassius provides more stories about Mesalina's character and events. He initially told us that although she is a wonderful beauty, she tried to lick Poppaea Sabina (mother of Nero's wife of the same name) and to defile her lover. She was saved by Lucius Vitellius, father of short-lived emperor Vitrius. She hurried to influence Poppa's destruction and hired an agent to kill herself for suicide because of prison fear. A few days later he asked her husband, Scipio, who was having a meal together, why his wife is not sitting at the table and she was told that she repaid the natural debt. Seneca's view: The first appearance in her "Taxi's Yearbook" was most prominent, even with English translation, even though "Ag" was a role of Agrippina as a Nero. After Nero's model, Shell, the Earth's children, is incestually provocative in the plastic of the bedroom scene and has achieved the following results with Tacitus: Non-nonsense to inherit the throne A fantastic way, that is, only her death can cause Hamlet to inherit the throne without incest, (see Shell, for my own proposal on plot distortion) related views, "Hamlet I agree with his father and his uncle '(ichi, ± 11 °) Hamlet is in fact obliged to equate with his uncle through his father's spirit.

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader Agricola and Germania Agricola and Germani are two novels. Agricola is a homage to Tassius's father-in-law and British commander of Agricola. Germania is a German ethnographic magazine. Both stories are conveyed through the eyes of Tasius, as he indirectly criticized Roman politics and society. The reason why he criticized these criticisms in such a troubling way was because of friendship with senior Roman officials who did not want them to be unhappy. His criticism is born of his ability, the goal of comparing and contrasting the experience in Agricola, the speech of Calgogas, and the culture of Rome and Germany. Tacitus' germania 's unspecified comparison Tacitus' Germania is a detailed national text detailing the geography, climate and social structure of Germany and its people. Unlike his history and Anna, Tassie did not provide a story to obey, instead he promoted a self-evident comparison between the two cultures. Each of the 46 Germania paragraphs contains a specific field of German civilization where Tassius developed a two-layer theme. The two points he tried to clarify were: A) Germans were savage, savage and stupid ... But ... B) Germans are strange with some redemption qualities Is nobility The German climate is very suitable for warriors. The combination of "wild landscape and bad climate" (Tacitus, germania) gives barbarists unique patience to the cold and hunger. In order to cope with the surrounding environment, the soldiers formed a strong build, but their rich strength and endurance resources prove that they are not under their happiness. ) On the problem on the earth, warriors are very practical with respect to material ownership, as Germany is clearly lacking precious metals.

Germania: The view of Pacs Romana in Tashitus Rome The early second century was generally thought to be the height of the Roman Empire, but a more detailed investigation reveals the state of deterioration hidden behind the emergence of power and wealth Did. As contemporary historian C. Warren Hollister says, "If a person is male, adult, very wealthy and naturally immunized against various infectious diseases, Rome's' golden age 'Life may be fun, this is the most happy time for human beings, then God will help us all! "(14). The Roman Empire was a relatively peaceful era. In spite of the conflicts of the Romanian era, success in achieving border expansion and peace was the era of Roman prosperity and expansion, mainly under the guidance of Augustus and Tiberius. Pax Romana is a Latino of peace Roman. It was from the end of the Republican civil war to the death of Marcus Aurelis, between 27 BC and 180 AD. - When Viking arrived in the New World, they called local residents (American Indian or Native American) "Skræling". There was much debate about what a word or label means. Northern Europeans usually wear wool and linen clothes, whereas indigenous people in North America are generally wearing animal skins, so they may be called "wearers of skin". But there is another mysterious thing about Nordic and Skræling. Germania: The view of Pacs Romana in Tashitus Rome The early second century was generally thought to be the height of the Roman Empire, but a more detailed investigation reveals the state of deterioration hidden behind the emergence of power and wealth Did. As contemporary historian C. Warren Hollister stated, "If men are men, adults, very wealthy and naturally immunized against various infectious diseases, Rome's' golden age 'Life may be fun, Westus said in his introduction that his intention is "have something to do with Augustus and Tiberius" and actually doing "sine ira et studio" Bitterness or prejudice tell us that this goal is rarely realized and that it must be more suspicious when it is fully stated.

Empire Rome added a new territory in the 1st century AD to expand the borders. They spread to northern Europe and the UK, trying to conquer and conquer various types of people. Based on my reading of Agricola and Tacitus' Germania, I learned about Agricola 's theme and the German theme of Britain' s life and customs. This is, of course, the Romans, more specifically Tashius, "to observe and observe these people. Agricola and Germania Agricola and Germani are two novels. Agricola is a tribute to Tassius 'father' s father and commander of British Agricola. Germania is a German ethnographic magazine. Both stories are told through the eyes of Tasius as he indirectly criticized Roman politics and society. The reason why he criticized these criticisms in such a cumbersome way was because of friendship with senior Roman officials who do not want to confuse them. His criticism is born of his ability, the goal of comparing contrasting experience with Agricola, Calgogas' speech, and Roman and German culture. A quiet comparison of Germania Tacitus of Tacitus in Germania is a detailed national text detailing the geography, climate and social structure of Germany and its people. Unlike his history and Anna, Tassie did not provide a story to follow, but instead he promoted an unparalleled comparison between the two cultures. Each of the 46 Germania paragraphs contains a specific field of German civilization where Tassius developed a two-layer theme. The two points he tried to clarify were: A) Germans were savage, savage and stupid ... But ... B) Germans are strange with some redemption qualities Is nobility After obtaining the judgment, he continued to serve as a governor of Asia, but he also started writing historical works. Several of Tassi's main works include the writing of Annals which recorded 97-8 Agricola, 98 years of Germania, history, 69-96 Roman history, and 14 to 68 history. Takitus is known as the greatest person. One of the works is a historian writing prose in Latin and a prose stylist. His work "History and Yearbook" is one of the masterpieces of Latin literature. There is little evidence of Tassie's later years or death days. 1

Tassius is a Roman senator and writer and lives between 56 and 117 years old. He was born in a modern town of Gaul, now France. He has a wealthy father, and his family keeps horses. In the process of growth, Tasius likes outdoor activities and likes hunting as entertainment. When he attended school he studied rhetoric. Tasius friend Pliny Youngor also studied rhetoric. This will help Tassius engage in legal and political careers. Tashius became an ancient man, later became a Roman official, later became a senator. First, I will look at Tasius's "history". Tassius is an example of a writer and knows most of the important information in his life, but few missing parts. Tacitus is not born, even his birthday is not. "By calculating the age at which he may be in several offices would give 55 AD or Tacitus' birth date." Also I am not sure what his name is. The manuscript called it Gaio Cornelius Tacitus. Tashitus was born in northern Italy and said that he took office under Vespian, but when he was 77 he married daughter of General Rome Agricola and became a consular in 1988. His work shows clear prejudic bias, and his education in his writing suggests that he is likely to come from a wealthy and powerful family. Classic pieces of essay.com/authors are unknown; they lack data in their lives. Are these details considered reliable? Review of the author's classic works is not known; there is a lack of data in their lives. Are these details considered reliable? This year may be the 1000th anniversary of the death of Publius Cornelius Tacitus. The year of his death was a bit confusing - a historian insisted on publicity in 118, but others raised 120 AD - but his meaning should almost be contradictory. Tacitus's Annals and Histories were greatly affected from Machiavelli and Montaigne to Edward Gibbon and David Hume. In the 20th century, the Nazis caught the explanation of the German ancient Germanic german, Robert Graves was his famous Claudius. Claudius) explores historical stories.

Empire Rome added a new territory in the 1st century AD to expand the borders. They spread to northern Europe and the UK, trying to conquer and conquer various types of people. Based on my reading of Agricola and Germania of Takitus I have learned about the agricola's theme and the British life and custom which is the German subject. Of course, this is a Roman, more specifically Tassius. "To observe and observe these people, British customs are different from Roman customs, Britain is the largest island known to the Romans, they think British are barbarians. Physical characteristics of people are different. The Romans believe that these Britons never die for their own business and family - because they believed that their wives and children in their families would escape but cowards without a list, they would die Instead it was caught. German customs are also different from Roman customs. Germany contains a wide variety of people, Tashi people are considered indigenous people, there is little foreign blood. Their physical characteristics are the same, they can not stand hard enough to withstand trivial things like Romans. Because their land does not have much silver or gold their sole form of wealth is numbered by livestock. But after contacting the Romans they began to pay attention to gold and silver. Unlike swords and spears, Germans use short, thin blades, javelin, shield spears. To speed up, they do not train horses like Romans. Their strength is in infantry, not in cavalry. Their power and authority system are completely different. For example, the power of the king is not absolute, the commander is not authority by example, and the priest is punished. The chief fought for victory on the battlefield, and the followers fought for their chief than themselves. Tashius believes that Germans need violence. Germania women are closely involved with men. The man goes to his mother and his wife for treatment, encouragement and seeking food. of Agricola and Germania Agricola and Germani are two novels. Agricola is a homage to Tassius's father-in-law and British commander of Agricola. Germania is a German ethnographic magazine. Both stories are conveyed through the eyes of Tasius, as he indirectly criticized Roman politics and society. The reason why he criticized these criticisms in such a troubling way was because of friendship with senior Roman officials who did not want them to be unhappy. His criticism is born of his ability, the goal of comparing and contrasting the experience in Agricola, the speech of Calgogas, and the culture of Rome and Germany. Tacitus' germania 's unspecified comparison Tacitus' Germania is a detailed national text detailing the geography, climate and social structure of Germany and its people. Unlike his history and Anna, Tassie did not provide a story to obey, instead he promoted a self-evident comparison between the two cultures. Each of the 46 Germania paragraphs contains a specific field of German civilization where Tassius developed a two-layer theme. The two points he tried to clarify were: A) Germans were savage, savage and stupid ... But ... B) Germans are strange with some redemption qualities Is nobility Tacitus is particularly interested in the UK, as his father - in - law Gnaeus Julius Agricola has served there three times (and the subject of his first book). Agricola is a military forum under the leadership of Suetonius Paulinus and it is almost certain that Tacitus is a witness to Boudica's rebellion. The story of Cassius Dio can only be learned from the microcosm, his source is unknown. He generally agreed to establish an account with a Tassius account but he simplified the sequence of events and added more information such as calling a loan, Tasius did not mention

A quiet comparison of Germania Tacitus of Tacitus in Germania is a detailed national text detailing the geography, climate and social structure of Germany and its people. Unlike his history and Anna, Tassie did not provide a story to follow, but instead he promoted an unparalleled comparison between the two cultures. Each of the 46 Germania paragraphs contains a specific area of ​​German civilization where Tassius developed a two-layer theme. The two points he tried to clarify were: A) Germans were savage, savage and stupid ... But ... B) Germans are strange with some redemption qualities Is nobility Agricola and Germania Agricola and Germani are two novels. Agricola is a tribute to Tassius 'father' s father and commander of British Agricola. Germania is a German ethnographic magazine. Both stories are told through the eyes of Tasius as he indirectly criticized Roman politics and society. The reason why he criticized these criticisms in such a cumbersome way was because of friendship with senior Roman officials who do not want to confuse them. His criticism is born of his ability, the goal of comparing contrasting experience with Agricola, Calgogas' speech, and Roman and German culture. A quiet comparison of Germania Tacitus of Tacitus in Germania is a detailed national text detailing the geography, climate and social structure of Germany and its people. Unlike his history and Anna, Tassie did not provide a story to follow, but instead he promoted an unparalleled comparison between the two cultures. Each of the 46 Germania paragraphs contains a specific field of German civilization where Tassius developed a two-layer theme. The two points he tried to clarify were: A) Germans were savage, savage and stupid ... But ... B) Germans are strange with some redemption qualities Is nobility The German climate is very suitable for warriors. The combination of "wild landscape and bad climate" (Tacitus, germania) has made barbarists tolerate cold and hunger for a long time. To cope with the surrounding environment, soldiers formed a strong build, but their rich strength and endurance resources prove that they are not the source of their happiness. . In the problem on the earth, warriors are very practical with regard to material ownership, as Germany is clearly lacking precious metals.

Agnicola 's wish for troubled empire, Tacitus' Agricola, was mainly about the winner of the book, although it crossed the important part of Rome' s British conquest. Tassius showed readers much of Agricola's advantage with UK conquest and explained why the Romans should follow the example of Agricola. At the same time, Tacius responded to the virtue of Agricola against Rome, and before and during its writing, Rome endured several dictatorship emperors. Agricola and Germania Agricola and Germani are two novels. Agricola is a tribute to Tassius 'father' s father and commander of British Agricola. Germania is a German ethnographic magazine. Both stories are told through the eyes of Tasius as he indirectly criticized Roman politics and society. The reason why he criticized these criticisms in such a cumbersome way was because of friendship with senior Roman officials who do not want to confuse them. His criticism is born of his ability, the goal of comparing contrasting experience with Agricola, Calgogas' speech, and Roman and German culture. Agnicola 's wish for troubled empire, Tacitus' Agricola, was mainly about the winner of the book, although it crossed the important part of Rome' s British conquest. Tassius showed readers much of Agricola's advantage with UK conquest and explained why the Romans should follow the example of Agricola. - Germania: Perspective of Pacs Romana in Tashitus Rome The early 2nd century was generally thought to be the height of the Roman Empire, but the detailed survey showed the state of deterioration hidden behind the emergence of power and wealth I made it clear. As contemporary historian C. Warren Hollister says, "If a person is male, adult, very wealthy and naturally immunized against various infectious diseases, Rome's' golden age 'Life may be very fun. The first century AD was an era of extreme fluctuations in the Roman Empire. The emperor could not stabilize the empire, the moral standard began to decline. Roman senator Tacitus explained the situation of this turbulence in his story The Agricola and The Germania. Tasius accurately described the period, but he also had insight into his political and moral beliefs. In Agricola, he discussed a potential central government problem. This led people to believe that he did not approve the excessive power used by Roman Emperor. In Germania, Tassius discusses the destruction and collapse of the Roman Empire by comparing German tribal culture. Germans were considered "barbarians" by the Roman Empire, and because of their higher beliefs on morality, they were more morally implied than civilized Romans.

In order to combat the finite ideals of medieval schoolism, the humanisticism of the Renaissance established in the 14th century and the 15th century, as opposed to religious beliefs, is a phenomenon of education and social reform to emphasize individualism as a core value Ideal. Humanists respect human dignity and seek benign behavior. Petrarch and Pico's work embodies humanitarian thoughts by demonstrating the values ​​of self-awareness, individualism, past lessons; Cicero, Vergil, Horace, Plato, Livy is a classical authority in Greece and Latin I will appeal to you. Virgil (or Virgil) is one of the greatest poets in ancient Rome. His influence on world literature is immeasurable, and his works (and Seneca, Cicero, Orbit, Aristotle, Plato 's works) are constantly being read from the Middle Ages to the present. His epic "Aneid" is considered to be his great work, which was later Roman national epic, which later became a model of literature, but he also has many pastoral and educational I wrote poems. Publius Vergilius Maro (also known as Vergil or Virgil in the English-speaking world) was born in Cisalpine Gaul in northern Italy now in Andean near Mantua in 70 BC. According to the details of the sparse biography we have, his family seems to be discreet, but wealthy enough to allow the young Virgil to go to Cremona and Mediolanum for education. Well, why is the educational authority convinced that teaching great literature in Greece and Rome is essential (or at least very important) for the development of thought and character, wisdom and virtue? Why did British educational model evolve in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, and why better school has not changed much in recent decades? Serious research by historian Aristotle, Cicero, Vergil, Horace, Livy, Tacitus, Seneca, Plutarch? Why, even in the 19th century, even a hedgehead like Barbarian Connaught, Yeats' red Hanahhan, there is an ink bottle around the neck, and there is a thick Virgil in the jacket pocket. Do barefoot small Paprik boys teach Latin poetry? Are past educational authorities misunderstood the importance of ancient writers ridiculously? Livy set a new literary style standard using Cicero and Tacitus. The earliest Roman historian wrote a cultural language in Greek. I believe their successors should write their history in Latin, but in Latin there is no ready-made style to use for this purpose. Latin prose must be developed to suit various types of artificial styles. Sallust tries to reproduce the Greek Thucydides style by forging grammar and vocabulary including many old and rare words, but the result is effective, but it is harsh and not suitable for any size piece. Livy evolved into a versatile and flexible style that the ancient critic Quintilian described as "Milk Rich". At some point, he sets the scene with long periodic terms; another short, abrupt sentence reflects the speed of action. He wrote as follows. "When I write down the ancient acts, my idea will be strange."

The Roman Empire and Nero came back from exile, was a tragedy writer of ancient Rome, the beginning of the AD Seneca of the 1st century that was then a philosopher. Castle of Roman Emperor. He was assigned to advise her son Nero. Nero is a 20 year old Debman who was spoiled and grew up and is eager for a gladiator. He dislikes stepfather, Claudius. Because he regards him as always omnipotent. And he is like this. He seemed to pay enough attention to him and he was very thankful that he always made him feel that he was the future ruler of Rome. The first case that Christians of the Roman Empire was persecuted under informal supervision started with Nero (37-68). In the year 64 AD, fire occurred in Rome, some cities were destroyed, and the population of Rome was economically destroyed. Nero himself was suspected of being an arsonist of Suetonius, he claimed that he sang "a number of Irims" playing the koto in the fire. In his Annals, Tacitus (who insisted Nero on Antium when a fire broke out) said, "Nero insisted on guilty in classes that hated their sneaky malice to get rid of this report, Subtle torture under Christian] by people "(implicit understanding. Yearbook XV, see Jesus' implicit). Sutonius in the latter half of the period did not mention any persecution after the fire, but in the previous paragraph irrespective of the fire, the punishment for Christians is defined as a person following a new, masculine superstition it was done. The Roman Empire and Nero came back from exile, was a tragedy writer of ancient Rome, the beginning of the AD Seneca of the 1st century that was then a philosopher. Castle of Roman Emperor. He was assigned to advise her son Nero. Nero is a 20 year old Debman who was spoiled and grew up and is eager for a gladiator. He dislikes stepfather Claudius. Because he regards him as always omnipotent. And he is like this. He is from ... the contribution of the Roman Empire during his reign ... The Julio Claudian dynasty points to the five Roman emperors Augustus, Tiberius, Cards Rigra (also called Gaius), Claudius and Nero and that family. They dominated the formation of the Roman Empire until the last line of Nero committed suicide until the year 68 AD in the second half of the 1st century BC. Ancient historical writers Suetonius and Tacitus wrote from the viewpoint of the Roman Senate aristocracy

Attitudes of Beowulf to the war Most of historians and writers like Tacitus explain that Anglo-Saxon England is an area dominated by extreme Germanic people who were devastated in war. These people continue to fight for the territory and treasure they have or they want to acquire. The king or the Lord is responsible for obtaining jewels and armor for his race, that is how he makes his relatives true to him. In the legendary epic "Beowulf", the characteristics of these Anglo-Saxon cultures are clearly defined. Beowulf 's story was made during the Anglo - Saxon era. During this period, the Anglo-Saxon society emphasized warrior war and glory culture very much. This warrior's culture is clearly reflected in Beowulf text's attitude of the characters. Throughout the text, we have seen similarities between plots and events and ideologies of Anglo-Saxon warrior culture. If Beowulf is a pacifist of pacifism, the story will oppose war and violence as a means of solving the controversy. Instead, this verse represents the warrior's culture that war is often the best way to solve problems. The characters in Beowulf's text use violence as a way to solve the dispute. Beowulf is the hero of the text, bravely facing the beast and is winning as the winner of glory. At Beowulf you can see the importance of warrior culture for characters in the story. Attitudes of Beowulf to the war Most of historians and writers like Tacitus explain that Anglo-Saxon England is an area dominated by extreme Germanic people who were devastated in war. These people continue to fight for the territory and treasure they have or they want to acquire. The king or the Lord is responsible for obtaining jewels and armor for his race, that is how he makes his relatives true to him. In the legendary epic "Beowulf", the characteristics of these Anglo-Saxon cultures are clearly defined. Written in the Anglo-Saxon era, the story of Gundel's evil Beowulf in Beowulf is a classic epic story between good and evil. This is a story that makes us understand the values ​​of Anglo-Saxon's people deeply. Anglo-Saxons praised heroism and conquered evil. In Beowulf, an Anglo-Saxon epic, Glendell's personality symbolically inherits his environment and tradition, a disgusting attitude towards humanity, and his murderous malicious behavior to express evil. Grendel's heritage society Grendel and Anglo-Saxon society are examples. When Anglo saxon people started living, Glendell saw from afar. Glendell was not part of Anglo-Saxon society, but he tries to understand these societies. In this case, Grendel tried to be friends with them but was considered a refusal because it did not succeed. By comparing Anglo-Saxon's beliefs and attitudes with Glendell, we can see the development of Glendell.

According to Roman historians, Jews and Christians, Nero as a hostile Nero is a mixture of arrogance, evil and cruelty. His argument against Ma's mother and his divorce is the main factor in his notorious reputation. Modern historians tried to draw Nero and said he was supporting him in other parts of Rome and the empire, but his name became synonymous with tyrant and for many people he was anti-Christ . Nero was born in the year 37 AD in Agrippina and Geneus on 15th December. Nero 's father deliberately handed his tank soldiers to the boy as he was drinking less than his order, and it is said that he killed one of his free men. Originally born at the foot of the world, "In the case of his uncle Caligula, his affair is full of unhappy signs" (1931: 57), and Emperor Narnur is living a Roman life by a notorious Caligula sister Agrippi I proposed to be called 'Antichrist' (promoted by Isaiah 2) for the purpose of changing indefinitely, that is, I confirmed Tacitus, Suetonius Cassius Dio and cooperated with Nero's monster, but Nero It is difficult to explain the rules fairly Nero Claudius Emperor Augustus Germanicus is the fifth and last emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty. According to Tacitus, Suetonius, Cassius Dio, Nero is a rather cruel and excited person, but he is very concerned about the economic well-being of his empire. People (quoted in Gibbon) In 422, Hippo Augustine wrote about 2 Thessalonians 2: 1-11, and he believed Paul said the coming of Antichrist. Augustine refused to accept this theory, he said that many Christians believe that Nero will return like anti Christ, whether Nero is anti-Christ. "It is because" the mystery of sin worked ", and that behavior referred to Nero which seems to be an anti-Christ act. "Modern Biblical scholars such as Delbert Hillers of the American Institute of Oriental Studies (Johns Hopkins University) and Oxford Research Bible and Harper Collins Research Bible editor, Revelation number 666 is the code of Nero and the Roman Catholic Bible Review also supports this view.

Introduction of morality, virtue, and public image According to Robert's dictionary, the term "public" refers to "it belongs to things people generally care about, belongs to a social or political community and is done with their own name A person who plays a public role or plays an important role in social or political life. For these definitions it is possible to identify different categories of public people who have more or less important roles: politicians like government ministers make laws for their country and make important decisions To do. In the Republic of Plato there are so-called four red shirt virtues of wisdom, justice, tenacity and moderation. These virtues also dominate the Aristotle's moral theory (see below). Virtue theory is included in historical research by moral historians such as Livy, Plutarch, Tacitus. The concept of Greek virtue was conveyed through Rome 's philosophy of Xeros and later incorporated into Christian moral theology by St. Ambrose of Milan. During the semester, St. Thomas Aquinas provided the most comprehensive consideration of virtue from his thesis on Summa Theologiae's theological point of view and Nicomachean's morals. In his work "People and Citizens", Thomas Hobbs included virtue in the category of human moral virtue and virtue. Hobbes outlines moral virtue as a citizen's virtue and this virtue is beneficial to society as a whole. These moral virtues are justice (that is not to break the law) and charity. Courage, cautiousness and moderation are listed as male virtues. Thus, Hobbes means that these virtues invest only in private goods, not in public interests or charitable. Hobbes explained courage and attention as power of the mind, not courtesy of kindness. These virtues always mean to act for personal interests and plus and / or negative impacts of society are mere byproducts. It comes from Leviathan's claim that the state of nature is "loneliness, poorness, hatred, savage, short lives". Hobbes also uses tough ideas as a virtue concept Virtue (Latin: virtus, ancient Greek: areρετή "arete") is moral excellence. Virtue is considered to be morally superior, so it is the property or quality considered as the basis of principle and excellent morality. Personal virtues are an important feature that can promote the greatness of both groups and individuals. The opposite of virtue is a bad habit. The main strengths of the four classics are temperament, attention, courage, and justice. Christianity has acquired three theological virtues (charity) of faith, hope, and love from 1 Corinth. These together constitute seven virtues. Four brahmavihara ("Shenzhou") of Buddhism can be regarded as virtue in the sense of Europe. The Japanese Bushido's Code has ten advantages including honesty, courage and kindness.

Due to its importance and traditional cultural value, Osun - Osgogbo was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005. Yoruba 's fertilized goddess is the god of Orsons. More than four centuries ago, they made sacred groves and began to keep it. This place is not only well preserved, it has been handed down generously. Even now, Osun-Osgogbo's traditional residents hold a magnificent festival called Osun-Osgogbo Festival every August. Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove is a jungle in the outskirts of Osogbo town in western Nigeria. In the area where Yoruba lived, sacred fields were common in the past. Over time, in addition to the Osun - Osogbo Sacred Grove, these sacred Groves are abandoned or shrunk. There are 40 shrines, 2 palaces, and many sculptures and works of art in this sacred grove. From its unique position, Osun-Osongbo Sacred Grove was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005. The sacred orchard of Semnones is a german tribe belonging to the Suebi culture and is considered by Tacitus to be the most prominent of all sacred trees. (Chadwick, 1900; Cusack, 2011; Davidson, 1988; Tolley, 2013) through ceremonies including sacrifices of bloody human beings. Alnus sp. Trees may be used for these sacrifices (de Cleene & Lejeune, 1999) In the history of mankind, holy trees are not separated from Hinduism and Buddhism. The earliest written chronicle including Gilgamesh epic and Bible records the destruction and cultivation of sacred orchards. In the hiking trail of the Simeon Mountains in Ethiopia, the only tree still present is such a sacred grove, among which there are the Ethiopian Orthodox Churchweed and its monasteries. Formerly these sacred groves were worshiped by the heathens of Agao. Their religious gatherings, sacrifices and graves were related to the forest. These groves were obviously used by early Christians and later Muslim converts. With the global destruction of forests and the globalization of culture, the traditions related to these forests have gone globally, but the deep facts in these relationships are still relevant. Wood plays an important role in the security of food, water and climate, but plays an important role in our mental health as well.

The decision was made in early August. It is time to start packing and tell us goodbye to an oversized family. I am six years old, but I do not know what this trip means. What I know is that this journey is constantly changing our lives, especially my parents' lives. My father is a Colombian politician; for his status, we are living a very good life. My mother was not doing real work; she was looking forward to my second brother, the mother of two children, so she spent most of her time on paintings . "If miracles can happen, they lose their magical nature, that is, if miracles happen it is possible, they are no longer miracles, it is possible when impossible is possible. It is still impossible to exist yet, then it is still an impossible miracle, immature miracles are certainly miracles, and the performance miracle is no longer a miracle - Jideoni Charles, Natural Law: Balance And average But is the miracle even more possible? Miracles are mere historical events with supernatural causes. We doubtlessly deduce that invisible entities such as quarks and ancient craftsmen explain the evidence. If you restrict a series of possible causes other than the cause of nature before seeing the evidence, the miracle becomes a problem. But why is it so restrictive, especially if there is even the only evidence that supernatural reasons are best? What evidence do you have for the resurrection of Jesus? First, Jesus died. If this man is not dead, you can not resurrect! The crucifixion of Jesus is superior to any ancient historical event. It applies across the New Testament and apostolic Godfather. Josephus, Tacitus, and Pliny the Younger also mentioned this to name some sources that are not Christians.

In ancient Rome, this is a very chaotic era, and several best and worst people have guided the Roman Empire over many years. Inheritance, they all left obvious traces, but some left marks larger than others. These three are considered to be the worst emperors, Nero, Caligula, and Commodus (Champlin, E, 2003). Of the three Roman emperors, the worst thing is Caligula. Because he committed a shameful crime compared to Comodos and Nero. 1 b Many studies have been conducted on Emperor Gaius · Caesar · Augustus · Germanicus or "Caligula". He claimed to be the most enthusiastic and most authoritative figure among all Roman Emperors. As an emperor, Caligula made a serious debt of the empire's finances, carried out insanity and committed a shameful sexual act. He participated in a silly act and left the Roman embarrassed. During Tiberius' s reign, captain of his bodyguard Sejanus began extreme and cumbersome movements. He aspired to Rome's throne and began to destroy his competitors. The first person went to heirs of Drusus, Tiberius. Sejanus then came up with another major throne candidate including Germanicus Caesar, his wife Agrippina the Elder, and three of his four sons. The only survivor is more famous (or infamous) called Gaius Caesar, Calligra Contribution to the Roman Empire during his reign ... The Julio - Claudian dynasty points to the top 5 Roman Emperor of Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula (also known as) Gaius, Claudius and Nero and their family. They dominated the formation of the Roman Empire until the last line of Nero committed suicide until the year 68 AD in the second half of the 1st century BC. Ancient historical writers Suetonius and Tacitus wrote from the viewpoint of the Roman Senate aristocracy - Roman Emperor Claudius's third wife. She is also a powerful influential woman who claims to be a conspiracy against her husband, also the emperor of Nile, the second delegate of Emperor Carriga, and the grandson of Emperor Augustus. It was executed when the plot was discovered. Her notorious reputation is a result of political prejudice. It was extended to modern by art and literature

At the beginning of the first century CE, the Roman Empire was dominated by the dictatorship, and the former Republic had already died. Augustus dominated for 40 years, and in most cases he was loved and admired by the people of the Senate and Rome. During his reign, Augustus had a long-standing problem of finding a successor to take over the role of the emperor. He chose three different heirs during his reign; but they passed by before they had the opportunity to inherit the respected power of Augustus. Contribution to the Roman Empire during his reign ... The Julio - Claudian dynasty points to the top 5 Roman Emperor of Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula (also known as) Gaius, Claudius and Nero and their family. They dominated the formation of the Roman Empire until the last line of Nero committed suicide until the year 68 AD in the second half of the 1st century BC. Ancient historical writers Suetonius and Tacitus wrote from the viewpoint of the Roman Senate aristocracy Tiberius was the Emperor of Rome between 14 - 37 AD. Tiberius was adopted by Roman emperor Caesar Augustus and did not want to follow his stepfather's footstep - this road was chosen by his arrogant mother Revere. His 23-year reign as emperor keeps himself away from the mother who rules him and will live in the obligation of the voluntary empire. In 42 BC, Tiberius Claudius Nero and his wife Livia Drusilla welcomed the birth of his son Tiberius Julius Caesar. Marriage is difficult: because of Tiberius' father's anti-Augustus view, the family was forcibly forced to exile. Tiberius, complete Tiberius Caesar Augustus or Tiberius Julius Caesar Augustus, formerly known as Tiberius Claudius Nero (16 November BC, 16 March BC, 42 ce, Capreae, Naples), the second Roman Emperor 14-37 ce), adopted by Augustus, he tried to protect the imperial regime and the border of the empire. In his last few years, he became a tyrant of tyrant and imposed terror on the hero of Rome. Tiberius' father, also known as Tiberius Claudius Nero, is the high priest, magistrate, former captain of Julius Caesar. His mother, beautiful Livia Drusilla is her husband's cousin. In the civil war after Julius Caesar's assassination, Elder Tiberius vowed to Caesar's disciple Mark Anthony allegiance.

The eruption of Vesuvio is as warning as an earthquake. Interestingly, the Romans are very interested in predicting the future They have many different ways to decipher the anger they are seeing. They are good at observing "omen" with a strange vision and a healthy or unusual birth pattern. But they obviously can not see signs of a volcanic explosion. As we saw from the building of the building, the 63 AD CEZE caused great damage to Pompeii. According to the historical record, Vesuvius volcano destroyed the southern city of Pompeii in about 25 hours in the Christian era. The site is a snapshot of the well preserved life of the city of Rome, as the city was rapidly buried by volcanic ash. He also recorded the details of the victims recorded by Pliny the Younger and recorded the incident with a letter to his friend Tacitus. Pompeii was founded in 600 BC. It is slowly recovering from the big earthquake that hit the city in February, 62 CE. Shallow earthquakes that occurred from Vesuvius caused severe damage to springs and pipelines and supplied water to the cities. Reconstruction is done in several temples and public buildings. Historian Seneca recorded that the earthquake lasted for several days, seriously hurt the town of Herculaneum and subdued it after giving minor damage to the town of Naples. One of the most serious volcanic disasters occurred in the coast of Gulf of Naples in Italy. At the foot of the mountain known as "Soma Mountain" or "Vesuvius Volcano" there are two prosperous cities "Pombe" and "Herculaneum". People living in these cities are living peaceful and productive lives and they do not know that they will encounter unhappily. On 24th August, 79 Vesuvius was revived by revenge, released the gas, dropped the ashes in both cities. At night, gas-rich magma descended down the volcano, destroyed all of the way along the streets of Herculaneum. Repeated water flowed into the city, burning the debris of the volcano and filling the town of Herculaneum. Pompeii followed it, and the huge wall of the original town changed the flowing Magma river, but eventually magma unleashed its ruthless destruction of Pompeii and its people. When the whole mountain area is swallowed. Metric ton Essay.com/ Why are volcanoes active and passive from the various viewpoints of the authors? How people make up stories to understand why volcanoes are active Why are volcanoes active and passive from the various viewpoints of the author? How people make up stories to understand why volcanoes are active

Louis Andre Zabala Litera 2 10335625 07/11/05 This is a story of Bush that provides a final explanation of how two different criminal witnesses give a totally different psychological memory of the same event. The author reminds us that the truth depends on the story. Someone has to come forward and tell the truth. Even if you read "in the forest" many times, there is not enough information in the story to understand the truth about what happened on the day of warrior's death, but still it is It is interesting. You need to know Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove is a jungle in the outskirts of Osogbo town in western Nigeria. In the area where Yoruba lived, sacred fields were common in the past. Over time, in addition to the Osun - Osogbo Sacred Grove, these sacred Groves are abandoned or shrunk. There are 40 shrines, 2 palaces, and many sculptures and works of art in this sacred grove. From its unique position, Osun-Osongbo Sacred Grove was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005. The sacred orchard of Semnones is a german tribe belonging to the Suebi culture and is considered by Tacitus to be the most prominent of all sacred trees. (Chadwick, 1900; Cusack, 2011; Davidson, 1988; Tolley, 2013) through ceremonies including sacrifices of bloody human beings. Alnus sp. Trees may be used for these sacrifices (de Cleene & Lejeune, 1999) The Redwood Forest is the largest total forest and has the largest area of ​​giant Redwood and Matured Redwood anciently grown over any other forest. This orchard was one of the first areas of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park, coordinating combustion to reduce fuel and promote the regeneration of huge Redwood. The fire to the giant Redwood of several monarchs has proved that fire exists in the forest of Redwood for centuries. Today, the growth of trees in the forest of Redwood and the growth of the young huge Redwood shows the successful results of the park's fire plan. For those seeking more loneliness in the Redwood Forest, the medium-sized Muir Grove of Sequoia National Park is 3.2 km from the park's General Highway, much smaller than Grant Grove and Giant Forest. . Muir Grove has a dense, mature redwood, a dramatic entrance and a busy entrance, with views of the impressive huge Sequoia Valley on the east side of the globe. For those who want to hike long distances, the road to this orchard will continue to the orchard. This is the best hike for travelers visiting between Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park and camping in the nearby Dosto Creek Campground.

Pliny's letter includes letters from governors to write before and after, Emperor of Pliny and Traper. These letters depict the responsibilities of governors of ancient Rome. Governor's duties include national defense, architecture, celebration, citizenship, basic law enforcement, and so on. Letters 30, 31, 42, and 43 are all discussing public safety issues. I have a question that Pliny hires a team of soldiers, or simply wants to use public slaves as guards. The only surviving witness record of this event included two letters from Pliny the Younger to historian Tacitus. Pliny the Younger explained about the last days of his uncle Pliny the Elder's life. Observing Mistner 's first volcanic activity from a volcano of about 35 kilometers (22 miles) through the Gulf of Naples, the old Purini fired a rescue fleet and helped himself a private friend. His nephew refused to attend the party. One of my nephew's letters related to what he found in the witnesses experienced by his uncle. In the second letter, the young Prini detailed his own observations after the uncle left. Since Pliny the Younger is the manager and poet of Rome, there is a detailed explanation of the volcanic eruption. He saw distant volcanic erupts, asked survivors, and wrote it with a letter to his friend Tassius. Prinny's letter is the only witness evidence of a volcanic eruption discovered in the 16th century. At the time, about 20,000 people, manufacturers, businessmen and farmers lived in Pompei, and 5000 more lived in Herculaneum. This area is a popular destination in the summer, and there are several small towns and resorts. Many people who did not escape when the volcano erupted lived and buried with ash and other melted substances. It is estimated that about 16,000 people died of volcanic eruption. The voice of the past spread from the past and taught about the disaster. That voice belongs to Pliny the Younger and his letter explains his experience during the volcanic eruption when he was staying at his uncle Pliny the Elder's house. Old Pliny is a Roman court official and is responsible for fleet and naturalist in the Gulf of Naples. A letter from Pliny the Younger was discovered in the 16th century. A few years after the incident, Prini wrote a friend, Cornelius Esexus, who explains what happened late August 1978 when Vesuvio destroyed Pompei and killed him. My uncle little destroyed his family. At that time, Pliney was 18 years old and lived in Uncle Villa in the town of Misenum. When he told his mother's warning, we accepted his story.

The reason for being called Northern Europe "Metal Age" so they are using metals such as copper, bronze and iron as they were recorded during Scandinavian records. In this era, it happened during German ironware age, Northern Europeans in the era of southern migration, so the immigration period (hero era) is also included. Scandinavian metal age, Northern Europe bronze period, 1700 - 500 BC. Old Roman Iron Age Advertisement 500 to 1 year BC. Roman iron era 1 AD - 400 AD. The culture of this region was influenced by the southern culture of Scandinavia early in the Bronze Age of the late Nordic period and early Roman era (300 BC to BC). Indeed, the influence of Northern Europeans in Poland and North Poland comes from c. It was very wonderful in 1300 BC (third period), and some people thought that the regional culture was part of Northern European bronze culture. In Eastern Europe, Goths became part of the Chernihoff culture from the 2nd century to the 5th century. For the first time in the migratory movement that is happening, in Central Europe, around 160 AD, the Germanic people pressure the Germanic people from the north and the east of the mouth of the visiting Visswa ancestral land to the southeast Because it became, The Germanic family dates back to the Iron Age during the Northern European bronze period or the former Roman period. From Southern Northern Europe and northern Germany they started not only in the Celtgaria tribe, but also in the south, east and west extensions in contact with Slavic tribes in Iran, Baltic / Eastern Europe from the 1st century BC. Under the rule of Augustus, Rome began to invade Germany (a region extending from the Rhine to the Ural Mountains). In 9 AD, the three Roman legions led by Bals were defeated by the Chelsea leader Aminius. Tacitus, when we wrote Germerman, 100 AD was settled by the Germanic people along the Rhine and the Danube (Lime Germa), occupying most of the area of ​​modern Germany. However, Austria, Baden-Württemberg, Southern part of Bavaria, southern Hesse, Rhine River line was conquered by Roman province and merged: Noricum, Raetia, Germania Superior, Germania Underferior

Of course, Rome could not be built in a day ... but its manufacture has definitely been saved by many great rulers like Aurelius and Augustus. However, on the opposite side of the parameter, there is a notorious Caligula. Calligra is "Elder" born on December 8th 31, Gaius Augustus germanicus, Germinica and Agrippina. As a child, he was wearing a poor quality Kariga (Roman soldier shoes), but still parents like to wear direct clothes to detain the children. When he accompanied his father, Germanicus in the campaign, he was wearing him to get up. Roman emperor Claudius was the successor of the tyrant 's Caligula. Imperial Guard murdered Caligula as they already had a path of adequate evil. When Claudius heard the news, he was concerned about his life, so he rinned behind the curtain on the upper floor of the palace. A security guard found him in the backstage, he was taken away and crowned the Roman Emperor. As Claudius was crowned with such a comedy, many citizens do not respect him and Claudius is suffering from many physical diseases such as stuttering and uncontrollable behavior, and when he is angry his nose I had to run. If he wants good regulations, Claudius needs the support of his people. In ancient Rome, the best way to gain support is to have a successful foreign policy. Claudius knew this, so he decided to break into the UK. Essay.com/Roman authorities proved this when claiming the 43ad movement was totally successful Contribution to the Roman Empire during his reign ... The Julio - Claudian dynasty points to the top 5 Roman Emperor of Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula (also known as) Gaius, Claudius and Nero and their family. They dominated the formation of the Roman Empire until the last line of Nero committed suicide until the year 68 AD in the second half of the 1st century BC. Ancient historical writers Suetonius and Tacitus wrote from the viewpoint of the Roman Senate aristocracy The legacy of Caligula has long been a topic of insanity, violence and scandal that occurred during his reign as Emperor. However, when studying Caligula's law, you can ignore the fundamental cause of Caligula's madness. Caligula was not simply turned into a crazy, violent, sexually perverted night. This was a series of accidents that made caligula even more crazy and eventually led to his death. Today this misunderstanding can be found in Kaplan's popular "Mega Brain Game: 600 Historical Facts from the World and Interesting Triangle". In this game, one of the cards "Fact: Caligula was diagnosed as" brain fever "in the Christian era and soon began to kill a lot of people including his father-in-law. "This card implies that Carrigula has become a crazy tyrant somehow.

Nero Carlo Maria Franzero was born and born in Turin, Italy on December 21, 1892. He received education at the University of Turin. After the beginning of the Second World War, Franz Zero escaped Italian fascist rule and ruled England. He served as a reporter for the London Daily Telegraph in the UK during World War II and later as a journalist for Roman newspaper Il Tempo. His expertise lies in the history of ancient Rome and Italy. Other famous works by Franzero include "Life and era of Cleopatra" and the life and age of Etruscan Takin. Epictetus is a Roman Greek slave, secretary of Emperor Nero. More than 2,000 years ago, foreign slaves in Rome had mosquito life expectancy. This is not the existence of malicious Nero in your life. But somehow, Epictus gained freedom and became one of the most attractive philosophers of the Roman Empire. So, can slaves teach wing commanders? Everything he needs to remember is seventh and a half years of hell in the 20th century. The lesson of this terrible training camp is exactly the same as the lesson of our daily life regardless of whether we were postponed, lost or shot down by one of the ways that hundreds of people suffer each day is. Most Romans welcomed the news when Emperor Nero died at the age of 32 on June 9th at the age of 68. But over the years some people have flowered the tomb of Nero and wrote Nero's statue on Prostras and distributed his laws. He seems to be alive and come back in a short time. The enemies caused great damage "(Suetonius, Nero 57). Like Elvis, Nero has faithful fans. During the twenty years after Nero 's death, several people appeared in the Roman world, claiming they were Nero and tried to inspire even large - scale follow - ups and even the uprising of the armed forces. The scholars are inviting these people as "fake Neroth" or "Nero's" as part of a larger political impersonation in the ancient world, like the false Agrippa Postums (Takitus, Annals II 38) There is a tendency to call it "fraudster." Drusus Caesar (Tacitus, Annals V.8), both appeared during the reign of Tiberius (14-37 AD).

Early Roman History When Greece reached the heyday of prosperity, Rome tilted slightly towards the west and began to become civilized. The Greeks concentrated their culture on art and literature and opposed the Roman settlements against their culture under war and leadership. There is no plan, as an empire, it will rise very steadily. Just before Christ, most of the surrounding cities and countries were peaceful under Roman rule. The early Romans did not have written records. Because their history is mixed with fables and myths, it is difficult for historians to distinguish between facts and fiction. In addition to the author of poetry and prose, historians are also: Sallust, Tacitus, Livy, and Suetonius. Unfortunately, the majority of early Roman history was based on myths, and some historians regretted it as a fact. However, regardless of whether it is true or not, it gives the Romans a sense of identity. The first prominent historian was Gaius · Sarstius · Crispas or Sarrst (86-35 BC), former Senator was expelled for unethical behavior. Inspired by the Greek historian Thucydides, he turned his attention to writing history. As an enemy of Cicero, he supported the dictator Julius Caesar. And that he helped him to fight cheating during the African governor. His most famous works include Bellum Catilinae dealing with Cartin's conspiracy, Bellum Iugurthinum, a book about the Roman war with King King Ugurdian Jugurtha, and a history that exists only in debris. To understand the rise of Caesar, you first need to understand the history of Rome and the early history of Caesar. Starting with a brief overview of the history of Rome, the foundation of Rome is related to the legend of Romulus and Thunder. As the story says, when Romulus and Thunder Mass were born, their lives were tried, and God helped them. Then when they grew up in different parts of the country, they laid the foundation for a place to be Rome. Although this is clearly a legend, its credibility is not known, but the Roman Empire began as an early kingdom before 700 years before the Roman Empire, its history dates back to around 750 BC. . From now on, Rome will continue to demonstrate its influence and strength. Ultimately in 510 BC the Romans overthrew the royalty and replaced it with a more free and democratic Roman republic. The reason for the final defeat of the Roman Republic is that there was no major war and other crisis in the early days of the Roman Republic. Roman leadership and glory have been compromised. Without war and crisis, the Roman leaders failed to cultivate the honor and leadership necessary to protect the Republic. The Roman Republic was founded in 509 BC, after which the controlled Takin abused his extensive power as a monarch and was overthrown. - ... In order to make people feel safe, he threatens the weapons against the state and punishes those who used it before. In addition, he fixed the habit he believed he hurt his people. Solving these problems not only shows a participatory leader but also a leader who respects his people. The major change made by Augustus constantly changes the way of life in Rome and violates previous educational methods. Augustus ended the republic of Rome and started the principal of Rome

Publicus (Gaius) Cornelius Tacitus is a Roman historian and a senator who wrote several historical documents, including those discussing the ancient British. About the year 98 AD, Tashius wrote a special document "Galgaus: About the Roman Empire." Why would he use the name of Galgacus if Tasius actually wrote this speech to celebrate Britain and they said they fought for freedom. First of all, Tassius is a Roman Senator who has witnessed the negative influence of imperialism, so he imagines that this speech criticizes the atrocities of the Roman empire and is not a remorse did. The formation of the Roman Empire began in the Roman Republic but was mainly thought to belong to the early emperor of Rome and belongs to the empire era which generally held power in Rome after the collapse of the former Republic Constitution. By the end of the first century CE, the Roman Empire was already the largest empire of the ancient world. But at the end of the 5th century, the various economic factors and the constant pressure from barbarians from the empire's border brought their final collapse in Western Europe. The eastern empire based on Constantinople (now Istanbul) lasted long In the 6th century the emperor Justinian changed the direction of the imperial direct to the majority of the former Western Roman Empire, including the North Africa prosperous region, the ancient Rome center of Italy, and a part of Ispartia. Political instability in the eastern center, coupled with foreign invasion and religious differences made it difficult to maintain control over these territories and gradually lost them. The eastern empire kept its territory in the southern part of Italy until the 11th century, but the influence of the empire on Western Europe decreased sharply. During 800 years, the crown of Roman Emperor Charlemagne as Emperor of Roman Emperor meant the resurrection of imperial rule in Western Europe, but in any way transformed into a new Roman Empire that did not show the expansion of the Roman tradition showed that. In Western Europe, the concept of the Roman Empire continued for nearly a thousand years and its emperor (mainly the German tongue) regarded himself as the legacy successor of the ancient Roman tradition (the king of Rome) and the capital of Rome It was. The title of that Imperial German "Kaiser" comes from the Latin "Caesar". The word Caesar is pronounced in Latin / kae: sar /. The coronation ceremony of Pope Leo III after 800 years as Charlemagne as the emperor of "Rome" was a legitimate justice figure of deprivation. He is a member of the West, which is why Constantinople always doubts this behavior.

Important qualities in the life of Jesus were perfect since Jesus' birth. I have never been ashamed of him. He has many unique features and qualities of his own, including sacredness, purity, loyalty, kindness, kindness, justice, love, honesty, divinity, and courage. Besides the Trinity, including the Father, the Holy Ghost, the Son of God, there is nothing as powerful as the Trinity. The life of Jesus gives conditions to Christian religion. Jesus was a very important part of our modern life, but without him, our life today is quite different. In this article, we will deeply explain the meaning that Jesus is crucified and dying. The basis of Jesus' death work has no physical structure and is composed entirely of literature. In the Bible, the Four Gospels detail the life and death of Jesus. Thallus, Phlegon, Lucos of Samosata, such as Rome 's historian Cornelius Tacitus, Pliny the Younger, Seutonius, etc, discussed this topic. Jesus exists in history. Regardless of how people believe in Christianity, he lives and dies in his own way, regardless of his god. Let us look at the life of Jesus, ignoring His glory and all other divine qualities. Regardless of whom Jesus was, regardless of whether this man existed centuries ago, I am surprised that he insists on sacrificing himself for his own beliefs. I believe he can do it, whether he really saved our soul, and because of this belief he left 39 eyelashes and nails for his hands and feet happy. Many important figures of the Bible are the same as Tora - ra like Isaac and King David. Other important figures include Jesus, Maria, Peter, and Paul. Little is known about Jesus' early life, but the life after him is recorded as a semi-biological note of meaning in the four Gospels of the Bible. Jesus was born with a perfect concept to express God on the earth. He was crucified against the treason of the Roman Empire. An interesting fact is that the inscription is engraved in the bulk of the cross "INRI"; it is an acronym for Latin phrases and means "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews". Maria is the mother of Jesus and is experiencing the concept of whiteness, known as Virgin Mary. Peter was one of the twelve apostles and was one of the closest apostles to Jesus. Paul is also an apostle. He began life with Saul after the Pharisee; by doing so he was accused of suing Jesus' believers. After experiencing all these, he regarded Jesus as his savior and changed his name to Paul.

How today's Christians attempt to obey Jesus and how it affects their lives Today's Christians follow Jesus' footprints by spreading the Word of God. They do this to make a difference and show that they love life and the people around them. They feel that they must share the energy God has given us and use sympathy and courage to touch the lives of other people. In this article we show you how each of us learns and follows Jesus in a unique way and what kind of influence he will have on their lives. Christianity: It is based on the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth. Christian believers are called Christians. Modern Christianity teaches the Son of God and the Savior of mankind to Jesus. The three major groups of Christianity are the Roman Catholic Church, Orthodox Church, and various Protestant churches. There are about 2.2 billion fans in Christianity. Christianity is the world's largest religion. Hinduism is the main religion in South Asia. The other name is SanātanaDharma. Demographically, Hinduism is the third largest religion in the world after Christianity and Islam. The main books are Upanishad, Puluasu, Majuburata, Ramayana. The word of Hindu comes from the local name of the Sindu River called Indus, but it is now disappearing. Hinduism is often considered the oldest organizational religion in the world. The life of Jesus gives conditions to Christian religion. Jesus was a very important part of our modern life, but without him, our life today is quite different. In this article, we will deeply explain the meaning that Jesus is crucified and dying. The basis of Jesus' death work has no physical structure and is composed entirely of literature. In the Bible, the Four Gospels detail the life and death of Jesus. Thallus, Phlegon, Lucos of Samosata, such as Rome 's historian Cornelius Tacitus, Pliny the Younger, Seutonius, etc, discussed this topic. Christian is a disciple of Jesus Christ. This means that we follow Jesus' teachings and seriously test the life he showed. This means training for the Bible. This Lenten season is focused on reading and studying the Bible. Maximize opportunities for church learning. Dr. Samuel DeWitt Proctor speaks quite well in "Voice of some trumpets: Do prestigious sermons" (Judson Press, 1994). "God has revealed personal, spiritual, moral, and social excellence in Jesus Christ. In paradigm, plus the high devotion of Christ to human potential is our hatred, human Democracy, tribalism, our classicalism, gender discrimination, and doctrine seeking to become a true society replacing idolatry nation "

How was the death and resurrection of Jesus? In order to understand the meaning of Jesus' death and resurrection it is necessary to understand the meaning of the Old Testament and the meaning of God of the covenant to Noah, Abraham, Moses and David. When God created this world and man, God will live in this world with humanity. But Adam and Eve were the first men created by God and ate something from the tree forbidden from God. From that time the world fell into sin. Written Certificate The evidence left in the record of the resurrection of Jesus is very good. Historians try to find out how many primary and secondary materials can be collected for an event in order to determine the historical nature of the event. Regarding the main sources of information, the resurrection includes a description by Matthew 1 Corinthius 15, a description by John, and a description by Paul. . Here is the second source of resurrection: Luca, Marco, Clement of Rome, and to a lesser extent, Ignatius and Ileeneo Do not you think the gospel is part of the "history" of the evidence of Jesus' resurrection? Please read Gospels 1: 1-4 by Luke. Luke insisted that his remark was proof, so "Theophilus may be convinced of what he taught, in other words, he is proof that what he taught can be believed I told Theophilus as to read All theories about the resurrection of Jesus must take into account the five historical facts that almost all scholars agree 2) The disciple who was a former widow 3) The Paul who killed Christians became Christian's most enthusiastic defender; 4) 5) Jesus The tomb is empty What evidence do you have for the resurrection of Jesus? First, Jesus died. If this man is not dead, you can not resurrect! The crucifixion of Jesus is superior to any ancient historical event. It applies across the New Testament and apostolic Godfather. This is mentioned by Josephus, Tacitus, and Pliny the Younger to name some non-Christian sources. Next, there is a revival church tradition. It goes back about three years after Jesus died. 1 Corinthians 15: 3-8. It proves that Jesus appears many times in individuals and groups in various scenes. Paul wrote this article 25 years after Jesus died. "I told you the most important thing for you." He must accept this message from the apostle, and he makes his message equal to paragraph 11. About three years after Jesus died, I met apostles for the first time in about three years after conversion (Galatians 1: 19-20).

Agricola and Germania Agricola and Germani are two novels. Agricola is a homage to Tassius's father-in-law and British commander of Agricola. Germania is a German ethnographic magazine. Both stories are conveyed through the eyes of Tasius, as he indirectly criticized Roman politics and society. The reason why he criticized these criticisms in such a troubling way was because of friendship with senior Roman officials who did not want them to be unhappy. His criticism is born of his ability, the goal of comparing and contrasting the experience in Agricola, the speech of Calgogas, and the culture of Rome and Germany. The Romans helped build temples, public plazas, proper houses, and the robes of their country suddenly appeared everywhere. "They innocently call it" civilization ", in fact this is part of their slavery system" (taxi, 15). As Agricola suggested during the reign, by spreading its social norms to other countries, Rome continued to expand in a moderate manner. Romans are overturning countries that are not necessary for them. By comparing the cultural differences between German and Roman, I went to Japanese including social criticism than Agricola. Tassie explained that Germanic is strictly an empire surrounding freedom. The germanian king could not absolutely rule the German people. "But even the power of the king is not absolute or arbitrary, and they can win their special praise are their role model, not their authority" (Tacitus, 38). In contrast, Roman citizens strongly believe that they gained freedom, but it is wrong that the emperor has all the power of the Roman Empire. In addition, Germans respect slaves more than Romans. In Rome the upper classes were able to buy countless slaves to work in their homes and lands. Roman slaveowners strictly treated their slaves and were very rude and did not provide them with the necessary necessities to survive. The reason is In 1985, Agricola was recalled to Rome by Domitian who served as Governor for more than 6 years. Since Agricola's success exceeded the weak victory of the emperor himself in Germany, Tassy claimed that Domitian ordered him to remember him. The relationship between Agricola and the emperor is unclear: on the one hand, Agricola is endowed with victory decorations and statues, on the other hand Agricola has abundant experience and popularity, but never again civil or military He did not hold a position. He was offered by the Governor of the African province, but refused it for poor health or as Tasius said Agricola and Germania Agricola and Germani are two novels. Agricola is a homage to Tassius's father-in-law and British commander of Agricola. Germania is a German ethnographic magazine. Both stories are conveyed through the eyes of Tasius, as he indirectly criticized Roman politics and society. The reason why he criticized these criticisms in such a troubling way was because of friendship with senior Roman officials who did not want them to be unhappy. His criticism is born of his ability, the goal of comparing and contrasting the experience in Agricola, the speech of Calgogas, and the culture of Rome and Germany. After his inauguration he continued to serve as Asian governor, but he also began writing historical works. Some of the main works of Tasci recorded the history of Rome, Agricola, 97-8, Germania, history, 98, 69 to 96, and recorded the history of Annals, 14 to 68. One of the works is a historian who writes in Latin and a prose stylist. His work "History and Yearbook" is one of the masterpieces of Latin literature. There is little evidence of his later years of Takitas' lifetime or death date. 1

Model paper: "Anglo-Saxon Mead Hall" The heroic world of Beowulf is centered on Mead Hall. Here, the soldiers bless their loyalty to the owner Hrothgar. And they commemorated them with luxurious gifts and elaborate festivals, rinsed in Mead and made with fermented honey. Under the golden gable of the hall, Danish warrior society solidified tightly until the intimidation that Glendell threatens to occupy their hall Heorot to destroy the world. Therefore, Beowulf gives us a glimpse of the importance of the hall in Germanic society. Archeology helps to understand the Mead Hall that seems to have appeared during the Anglo-Saxon era. Mead Hall architects and architects are esteemed members of Anglo-Saxon society. One or two halls are made of stone, but this material is commonly used in churches. Your house is usually made of wood and is easily destroyed by fire. Until today there are few traces of Anglo-Saxon Hall. The Mead Hall is a 1st or 2nd floor building, and there is an annex for personal use nearby. The main hall is rectangular, burning a long fire at the center to provide light and heat. Walls, benches, planks are placed on the table. Beyond the corridor, beyond the door, the throne of the Lord is standing, so anyone who enters will be able to see him soon. The Lord and his warriors thought that the hall was their most important building. Here, the soldiers promised to be true to the king. And the king gave them gifts, food and mead. The hall is also the place for most warriors. Drinking at night, bragging, boasting, reading poetry After the feast, the soldiers slept on the floor by cleaning the benches and boards. Owners and women only have separate dorms, sometimes on the second floor, sometimes in separate buildings. The soldiers shared a hall that they regard as friendship, stability, wealth, and symbol of happiness. In the centuries before Beowulf was established, a Roman historian named Tacitus observed the relationship between German warriors and the Lord. They explained the relationship with the Latin "commitatus". Tassius points out the importance of loyalty, courage and generosity in German society. He also carefully stated about the banquet and hospitality in Germany. The lobby is essential for every core element of the heathen germane world. The quality of life of the clan captured by termcommitatus is well explained in folk ethic Beowulf. The hero blesses his loyalty and sacrifices his life to help Hrothgar. Read the Folk Epic Beowulf, QL # 542 permanent link: http: //www.sascurriculumpathways.com/portal/Launch? Id = 54 (Pronounced as a shop) scoop. Scoops visited the Mead Hall around the countryside of Anglo - Saxon and recited their poems to soldiers who returned from the battle. When the warriors celebrated around Meade and beer, their song accompanied their melody and harped for heroes in battle. Scopes is important in Anglo-Saxon society. Because they orally record historical events and form the reputation of good people who anyone can hear. However, it is an honor to sing a hymn and lament the death of a person. In the Middle Ages, people believed there was no more important honor than they remember. This is the way to live forever. The king of justice is well accepted in the kingdom. Heroes are respected Model paper: "Anglo-Saxon Mead Hall" The heroic world of Beowulf is centered on Mead Hall. Here, the soldiers bless their loyalty to the owner Hrothgar. And they commemorated them with luxurious gifts and elaborate festivals, rinsed in Mead and made with fermented honey. Under the golden gable of the hall, Danish warrior society solidified tightly until the intimidation that Glendell threatens to occupy their hall Heorot to destroy the world. Therefore, Beowulf gives us a glimpse of the importance of the hall in Germanic society. Archeology helps to understand the Mead Hall that seems to have appeared during the Anglo-Saxon era.

In addition to building a house extending from Palatine to Esquilin, he could not waste anything else He originally called it a "transitarial". Aurea "[Golden House] The size and elegance of the house should be sufficient to show that its courtyard is so big that the huge statue of 120 feet of the emperor is standing there; it is one mile long It is very spacious with 3 pouches, plenty of wildlife and livestock of all kinds in addition to the pool of seawater surrounded by the buildings that look like the city, vineyards of various farmlands, corn fields, meadows, forests The rest of the various landowners were covered with gold decorated with jewels and mother-of-pearls; a restaurant with worn ceiling, ivory's panel turning to sprinkle flowers and perfumes from the pipe from above The main hall of the restaurant has a round shape, it will be like day and night in paradise; there is a bathtub that flows through the sea and the sulfur hot spring in Albula; he is in the house When I completed a special work, he approved the problem, I finally can live like a human.Setonius, Caesar's life In the middle of the 1st century AD, Rome did not have luxurious, spectacular or magnificent buildings such as Domus Aurea, or "Golden House", a luxurious royal palace and a huge park. Between Palatine and Eskilin Hills. Built by the Emperor of Nero and born of the 64th year ash of the Great Fire, it destroyed the center of the city and wiped out the space to occupy - perhaps the allegations of many Romans, emperor himself burned fire - Description One hundred room artist Fabullus is covered with a vibrant marble vaulted ceiling and a garden filled with vivid frescoes, jewels, ivory, gold ceiling, and Greek and Asian-Asian sculptures masterpieces I will. According to Roman historian Tacitus, the palace architects Severus and Celer have "originality and courage to try artistic powers and even try out the right of veto of nature". A further surprising thing in interior design is "a clear space that alternates between fields and lakes, and the floor of the tree and the solitude of the open landscape". However, the extraordinary palace of the emperor was not completed and lasted only for 4 years - on June 9, 68 CE, Nero suicide convinced that he was condemned to die from the public enemy from the Senate. His death ended the Julio Claudian dynasty that began in Augustus and ended the rules featuring excessive desires, atrocities and violence, leading to a civil war. The next three emperors ruled for a total of 18 months, and everyone was killed or committed suicide. It was not until December 69 when Vespa became Emperor, a relatively quiet period began and lasted more than 10 years. Nonebool, int64, float64, and object are the data types of this function. One function is bool, three functions are object types, and 16 functions are numbers. You can easily check for missing values ​​using the same method. It is not here. Since each column contains 3333 observed values, the same number of rows are displayed before the shape. In the first case, you specify the value of the line from 0 to 5 and the value of the column from the state code to the area code, in the second case: "The first three columns Give the values ​​of the first 5 rows of "(As indicated in the typical Python slice, the maximum value is not included) This function is a set of functions that you decided to use for classification, and the label is the final result of the classification, in this case it is apple or orange. Before proceeding further with this code, change the code slightly to change the classification and mark the object as 0 and 1. After all, the processing of numbers is easier and faster than handling strings. Now consider DecisionTreeClassifier () as an existing classifier provided by the s klearn tree with the function fit () to train the data. Take functions and tags as input. Therefore, you can enter all available training data into the classifier you used r

Between the 1st and 2nd century outside the border of the Roman Empire, outside the line, today occupies the central European region of Germany and lives in a German tribe. In Germania, the Roman historian Cornelius Tacitus introduced the lifestyle and organization of these strange barbarians. These descendants of modern Germans have proved to be special as they adopted the qualities of many typical barbaric cultures, but at the same time the virtue of their practice is better suited for advanced civilization. For example, the Romans spent hundreds of years to fight against most Germanic barbars outside the Rhine and Danube river's border (restricted area). Barbarians often attack the territory of Rome, but most of them are small invasions, but over time they have demonstrated the ability to initiate larger and more powerful invasions. Chinese barbarians and frontiers have a long history. Over the past 2000 years, a series of Chinese nations have come into contact with various riding herds of the Eurasian prairie and confronted. Eurasian prairie nomads such as Oxon (Hung), Shenpi, Turks, Mongolia are relatively small, but bring a powerful threat like a fast-moving horse archers. Threaten settlement to the Chinese population from the threat of intrusion into the grassland It can be said that nomads in the Eurasian prairie are the most powerful barbarians in history. At one point, various Eurasian grassland nomads threatened not only the civilization of China, but also the civilizations of India, the ancient Middle East, the former Islamic Persia, the Roman Empire, medieval Europe and the Middle Ages Islamic world. I found out that the grand unification theory of barbarians is relatively useful and still has no burden so I ignore the thought of anthropologists (I have a sort of contempt for the subject I majored in I admit that it is). There is a model that can not be denied in the history of barbaric civilization. The most important of these is the expansion of the organizational unit in which barbarians live. During the decline of the Roman Empire, the emigration of a group of powerful and rude people began to change the lives of Europe. They are German barbarians, or German tribes rushing the Rhine and the Danube to the Empire. So they accepted Christianity. The combination of barbaric vitality and religious spirit brought Europe to the limit of modern times. This period from ancient times to the present age is called the Middle Ages. In the Middle Ages, it is about 1000 years old, from AD 500 to around AD 1500. However, the change from ancient to medieval custom becomes difficult to say precisely when medieval times began. Several historians say that the medieval began when the savage man Oddseln beat the emperor Romulus Augustus in the year 476 and finished the Western Roman Empire. Other historians gave 410 years when West Gothic king Alarric fired Rome. Others say the AD 500 is even later.

Everyone seems to know that the mountain destroyed the story of an ancient city overnight. Mount Vesuvius is a name related to strong destructive power, violent death, and absolute disappearance. Indeed, many writers like Dali call it "the most famous and accessible volcano in the world" (18). Nevertheless, this reputation does not mean that people fully understand the glory of the volcano, but in reality, most people realize the confusion and the fact of the destruction of several iconic cities that caused it I do not know the historical facts and events. . Pozzolan was a ruin of Pots' Auoli of Italy, mountain of Vesuvius, destroyed Pompeii in Rome with the eruption of the volcano in AD 79. The volcanic ash that covered this ancient city while freezing the citizens also helped the Romans make the first known concrete in the world - the most powerful concrete human beings to date. The connection between Rome and concrete is very closely related and we even "concrete" from their name. It comes from the Latin concept, which means "to grow together", so that concrete components mix to form solid components. However, the Romans specifically did not mention them as "concrete". In fact, they misunderstood them as concrete cesarean section, meaning "rock". Caementis is, of course, the word "cement" for us. Everyone seems to know that the mountain destroyed the story of an ancient city overnight. Mount Vesuvius is a name related to strong destructive power, violent death, and absolute disappearance. Indeed, many writers like Dali call it "the most famous and accessible volcano in the world" (18). - Trophy Something that satisfies people more than proudly showing animals. How to create your own quality trophy This is an idea when I harvested a very beautiful butcher a few years ago. I was always interested in a stuffed hobby and I have something worth finding time and effort finally, it goes without saying that it is far cheaper than paying it to someone else. According to the historical record, Vesuvius volcano destroyed the southern city of Pompeii in about 25 hours in the Christian era. The site is a snapshot of the well preserved life of the city of Rome, as the city was rapidly buried by volcanic ash. He also recorded the details of the victims recorded by Pliny the Younger and recorded the incident with a letter to his friend Tacitus. Pompeii was founded in 600 BC. It is slowly recovering from the big earthquake that hit the city in February, 62 CE. Shallow earthquakes that occurred from Vesuvius caused severe damage to springs and pipelines and supplied water to the cities. Reconstruction is done in several temples and public buildings. Historian Seneca recorded that the earthquake lasted for several days, seriously hurt the town of Herculaneum and subdued it after giving minor damage to the town of Naples.