Tacitus' The Agricola and The Germania

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