Historical Evidence
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Incidentally they serve to check, or to ampUfy, the statements of the contemporary writers, to fill in details as to the administration in the provinces, to give glimpses of private life. And obviously information given thus incidentally is trustworthy : the writer of the inscription on a votive altar or a tombstone had no motive for misstating anything that chances to have an historical significance, though it is obviously possible that he may have been ignorant. So far as any information thus... derived goes to modify or to fill out the statements contained (say) in Tacitus, it may be relied on, but this does not go far. For most purposes we can only receive an historian for CHAP. V DOCUMENTS NOT NARRATIVE 107 what he is worth, awaxe probably of his bias or of the looseness of his information, but rarely able to correct or supplement him on specific points.
Mediaeval inscriptions, while coming generally under the same category as those of the Roman Empire, are less numerous, and of much less his- torical importance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Incidentally they serve to check, or to ampUfy, the statements of the contemporary writers, to fill in details as to the administration in the provinces, to give glimpses of private life. And obviously information given thus incidentally is trustworthy : the writer of the inscription on a votive altar or a tombstone had no motive for misstating anything that chances to have an historical significance, though it is obviously possible that he may have been ignorant. So far as any information thus... derived goes to modify or to fill out the statements contained (say) in Tacitus, it may be relied on, but this does not go far. For most purposes we can only receive an historian for CHAP. V DOCUMENTS NOT NARRATIVE 107 what he is worth, awaxe probably of his bias or of the looseness of his information, but rarely able to correct or supplement him on specific points.
Mediaeval inscriptions, while coming generally under the same category as those of the Roman Empire, are less numerous, and of much less his- torical importance.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hereford Brooke George to read onlineMoreLess
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