Agricola and the Germania And the Germania
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Publisher: Penguin USA Summary: Julius Agricola was the most famous governor of Roman Britain who almost lost control during Boudicca's revolt. Tacitus's succinct account of Agricola's Britain is complemented by his realistic portrayal of the Germanic tribes who were wrongly considered to be barbarians by his Roman contemporaries.
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Pub Date: 1971Publisher: Penguin USA Summary: Julius Agricola was the most famous governor of Roman Britain who almost lost control during Boudicca's revolt. Tacitus's succinct account of Agricola's Britain is complemented by his realistic portrayal of the Germanic tribes who were wrongly considered to be barbarians by his Roman contemporaries.
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Pub Date: 1971
Publisher: Penguin USA
9780140442410
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0140442413
Pub Date: 1971
Publisher: Penguin USA
Julius Agricola was the most famous governor of Roman Britain who almost lost control during Boudicca's revolt. Tacitus's succinct account of Agricola's Britain is complemented by his realistic portrayal of the Germanic tribes who were wrongly considered to be barbarians by his Roman contemporaries.
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