The composition of Tiberius Caeser Augustus as a political character in Tacitus’ annals
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2177-4218.v1i1p11-25Keywords:
Tacitus, Principate, Tiberius, Political HistoryAbstract
Our main purpose in this paper is to develop an ana lysis about a composition of the roman emperor Tiberius Caesar Augustus (14 – 37 AD), a fu ndamental character on the writings of Cornelius Tacitus in the remaining first half of the Annals , underlining some of his most significant historiographic proceedings about Tiberius’ portrayal, regarding th e importance of the relation between Principate and political liberty, narrative composition and his utilization of historical sources.
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