La Germanie Texte latin avec introduction, notes et lexique des noms propres

Language: French, LatinPublished: September 21, 2013

Subjects:

Germanic peoples Early works to 1800

Bookshelves:

Culture/Civilization/Society Literature History - European FR Peuples et Sociétés

Authors:

Petitmangin, H. (Henri)
1872 - 1937
Tacitus, Cornelius

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About this book

In the late 1st century, as the Roman Empire expanded, Cornelius Tacitus offered a compelling glimpse into the lives of the Germanic tribes through his work, "La Germanie." This historical account meticulously details the geography, customs, and social structures of these tribes, highlighting their fierce independence and contrasting them with Roman civilization. Tacitus's exploration of the concept of "freedom" and the societal norms surrounding "tribal loyalty" reveals the complexities of cultural identity in a time of imperial ambition. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this document serves as a vital resource for understanding the dynamics of ancient societies and their enduring influence on modern governance. Dive into "La Germanie" and discover the rich tapestry of a world often overshadowed by Rome.