This edition of Suetonius's "Opera" offers a carefully collated version of his works, presented with a literary notice. Caius Suetonius Tranquillus, a Roman historian, is best known for his biographical work "The Twelve Caesars," which provides insight into the lives and characters of the first Roman emperors, from Julius Caesar to Domitian. His writing is celebrated for its detail and vivid portrayal of imperial life.
Suetonius's accounts offer a blend of historical fact and anecdote, capturing the personalities, habits, and significant events of the emperors' reigns. This volume provides students and enthusiasts of classical literature with a valuable resource to explore the nuances of Roman history and the art of biography in the ancient world. The enduring relevance of Suetonius's work lies in its capacity to offer a window into the lives of powerful figures and the dynamics of the Roman Empire.
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