About Tacitus
Tacitus was a prominent Roman historian and senator, born around 56 AD and active during the reigns of emperors such as Tiberius, Claudius, and Nero. Renowned for his incisive and critical analysis of the Roman Empire, his major works, including the "Histories" and "Annals," provide valuable insights into the political dynamics, culture, and society of his time. Tacitus is often celebrated for his keen observations on tyranny and his eloquent prose, making him one of the most important historians of ancient Rome.
