[Part of an occasional series of articles I come across and that strike me as being of general interest. Suggestions welcome, using the Contact form on this site.] by Richard Cohen He has been called Rome’s greatest historian, the most acute analyst of the autocratic rule of its emperors. His actual last name means “silent,” yet Publius … Continue reading Suggested reading: How To Write History While It’s Happening, Lessons From Tacitus
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