The Worlds Progress volume 4
The Worlds Progress volume 4
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" This purpose he faithfully executed with regard to some of the best and some of the worst Roman emperors, as well as other prominent men and women of the ti-me. His chief excellence, indeed, lies in the delineation of characters ; to each of those described he imparts a dis- tinctive individuality, such as is seldom seen except in the works of the greatest dramatists and novelists, yet the por- traits drawn by Tacitus are felt to have inherent fidelity to facts.
The dates of the birth and dea...th of this eminent historian are matters of inference from scanty data. Cains Cornelius Tacitus was born about 52 A. D. , and seems to have lived beyond 117. In spite of this uncertainty about dates, he was a man of noble family and connections, and early attained eminence as a pleader at the bar. According to his own 313 314 THE WORLD'S PROGRESS.
statement, his promotion was begun by Vespasian, augmented by Titus, and further advanced by Domitian. In 88 he was praetor, afterwards was in the Senate, and in 97 was made consul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This purpose he faithfully executed with regard to some of the best and some of the worst Roman emperors, as well as other prominent men and women of the ti-me. His chief excellence, indeed, lies in the delineation of characters ; to each of those described he imparts a dis- tinctive individuality, such as is seldom seen except in the works of the greatest dramatists and novelists, yet the por- traits drawn by Tacitus are felt to have inherent fidelity to facts.
The dates of the birth and dea...th of this eminent historian are matters of inference from scanty data. Cains Cornelius Tacitus was born about 52 A. D. , and seems to have lived beyond 117. In spite of this uncertainty about dates, he was a man of noble family and connections, and early attained eminence as a pleader at the bar. According to his own 313 314 THE WORLD'S PROGRESS.
statement, his promotion was begun by Vespasian, augmented by Titus, and further advanced by Domitian. In 88 he was praetor, afterwards was in the Senate, and in 97 was made consul.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Delphian Society to read onlineMoreLess
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