The poem draws on different translations of the description ofthe Battle of Mons Graupius by Tacitus the Roman historian.The account is found in Agricola, the eponymous biography ofJulia’s father, Gnaeus Julius Agricola, a Gallo-Roman militarycommander, pontiff and governor of Britannia. The battle took placein northern Britain in AD 83. Tacitus depicts the battle as endingresistance to the Roman conquest of Britain
In 55 B.C., Julius Caesar was actively involved in a campaign against the native peoples of Gaul. Th...
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For Geoffrey Chaucer and many of his contemporaries, the literary life of England began in ancient T...
In order to understand the writings of Tacitus which deal with Roman Britain we need to know somethi...
Despite its impressionistic quality and engaging imagery, Tacitus’ description of the aftermath of t...
This chapter addresses the means through which the southern and eastern parts of the British Isles ...
This article aims to demonstrate – through written sources of ancient authors such as the works of T...
Revised and Excerpted from: “Schoolboy Commentary and Tacitus’ Agricola in 19th Century England,” a ...
This chapter deals with Roman literary representations of Parthia as a ‘landscape of defeat’ during ...
The Roman historian Tacitus is not only our most important source for the Early Roman Empire, but al...
Car Klaudije (lat. Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus) je 43. odlučio izvršiti invaziju na...
This commentary, the first detailed commentary on book 17 in any language, explores the way Silius p...
The concepts of freedom and greed are a common theme in writing, and this is also true of the Roman ...
P.Herc. 817 provides us with the remnants of an anonymous and anepigraphic poem about the capture of...
Martial, born in Bilbilis, wouldn’t be able to resist the centripetal force from Imperial Rome. The ...
In 55 B.C., Julius Caesar was actively involved in a campaign against the native peoples of Gaul. Th...
The Bellum Gallicum is Caesar\u27s record of his fight with the right kind of enemy. This study read...
For Geoffrey Chaucer and many of his contemporaries, the literary life of England began in ancient T...
In order to understand the writings of Tacitus which deal with Roman Britain we need to know somethi...
Despite its impressionistic quality and engaging imagery, Tacitus’ description of the aftermath of t...
This chapter addresses the means through which the southern and eastern parts of the British Isles ...
This article aims to demonstrate – through written sources of ancient authors such as the works of T...
Revised and Excerpted from: “Schoolboy Commentary and Tacitus’ Agricola in 19th Century England,” a ...
This chapter deals with Roman literary representations of Parthia as a ‘landscape of defeat’ during ...
The Roman historian Tacitus is not only our most important source for the Early Roman Empire, but al...
Car Klaudije (lat. Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus) je 43. odlučio izvršiti invaziju na...
This commentary, the first detailed commentary on book 17 in any language, explores the way Silius p...
The concepts of freedom and greed are a common theme in writing, and this is also true of the Roman ...
P.Herc. 817 provides us with the remnants of an anonymous and anepigraphic poem about the capture of...
Martial, born in Bilbilis, wouldn’t be able to resist the centripetal force from Imperial Rome. The ...
In 55 B.C., Julius Caesar was actively involved in a campaign against the native peoples of Gaul. Th...
The Bellum Gallicum is Caesar\u27s record of his fight with the right kind of enemy. This study read...
For Geoffrey Chaucer and many of his contemporaries, the literary life of England began in ancient T...