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This book, originally published in 1899, is a detailed collection of documents from the past two millennia of British history from Julius Caesar to Agricola, the governor of Roman Britain in the first century. The Text Adapted and Edited, with Notes and Vocabulary; Julius Caesar to Agricola is the first volume of British and the Emperors series, written by E. C. Marchant, a historian, who focused mainly on the Roman history of Britain. The book covers different sources of records such as literary accounts and archaeological evidence, to provide a comprehensive overview of the era in question. It is designed to be educational, providing not only a wealth of historical facts but also anecdotes and other interesting titbits of information. Moreover, Marchant generously provides notes and translations of all the Latin found in the documents. This volume of British and the Emperors is aimed primarily at advanced students, who are studying the history of Britain but can also be of great use to historians, researchers and anyone with an interest in Roman Britain. This volume is easily recommended for anyone with a passionate interest in Roman Britain or the history of Britain in general. It is a comprehensive and well-structured book with all the resources one would need to gain an in-depth knowledge of the subject. Its many notes and translations would be invaluable to anyone wishing to study the era in more detail. Furthermore, the wealth of information found in this volume would also be a great resource for anyone working on research or writing a paper on the topic.
This classic reprint of “Books of Britain and the Emperors, Vol. 1: The Text Adapted and Edited, with Notes and Vocabulary; Julius Caesar to Agricola” by E. C. Marchant is an excellent resource for those interested in the history and culture of ancient Britain. The book examines the first six centuries of Roman occupation in Britain, with particular emphasis on the life and works of Julius Caesar, Emperor Claudius, and Governor Agricola. The text is compiled as a narrative of events and includes expansions on these events to create a vivid portrayal of daily life and the history of this era.The text is divided into four sections including the text itself, notes and vocabulary, key passages, and summaries. The text is written in an engaging narrative style and features extensive descriptions of the flora and fauna, and artifacts found in the area. Additionally, it provides an extensive literature review of available accounts of the period, offering both historical and literary perspectives to contextualize the events.The notes and vocabulary accompanying the text provide an overview of the main characters and details on the specific events discussed. Quotations from ancient accounts are also included to provide insight into the views of the people living at this time. The key passages section provides a selection of the most important and informative passages, summarizing the evidence used in the text and concluding comments. Finally, the summaries allow readers to quickly review the most important aspects of the text and are helpful for further research.Overall, “Books of Britain and the Emperors, Vol. 1: The Text Adapted and Edited, with Notes and Vocabulary; Julius Caesar to Agricola” by E. C. Marchant is an excellent book for those interested in ancient Britain. It offers a comprehensive overview of the period, covering both the political and cultural aspects of the Roman occupation of Britain. The narrative is both engaging and informative and the included notes and vocabulary help to further illustrate the topics discussed. An invaluable resource for any study of this era.
\nBooks of Britain and the Emperors, Vol. 1: The Text Adapted and Edited, with Notes and Vocabulary; Julius Caesar to Agricola (Classic Reprint) by E. C. Marchant is a close examination of the works of Britain's great historical authors, from Julius Caesar to the time of Agricola. The book is part of a two-volume set, which is designed to help students of Latin understand and appreciate the works of these significant authors.In this volume, Marchant begins with a discussion of the history and relevance of Latins to British history. He then looks at a selection of texts from Julius Caesar, Cicero, Caesar, and Plutarch, among others. He offers extensive commentary on the style and development of each author's writings, as well as a vocabulary guide.The book concludes with a detailed appendix of important questions that are designed to help readers understand the works studied in the text. In addition to examining Latin texts, Marchant also examines German and French texts, which provide additional insight into the works studied in this book.Books of Britain and the Emperors, Vol. 1: The Text Adapted and Edited, with Notes and Vocabulary; Julius Caesar to Agricola (Classic Reprint) by E. C. Marchant is a comprehensive and informative examination of the works of Britain's great historical authors, providing a valuable resource for students of Latin. The book is an invaluable tool for understanding the Latin language and the significance of Britain's past.
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