The Letters of Pliny

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.