Germania

Language: FinnishPublished: October 12, 2016

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Germanic peoples Early works to 1800

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Literature History - General

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In the early 2nd century AD, as the Roman Empire expanded its reach, Cornelius Tacitus penned "Germania," a pivotal document that illuminates the diverse tapestry of Germanic tribes. Through meticulous observations, Tacitus details their customs, social structures, and unique belief systems, offering insights into a world both foreign and fascinating to Roman readers. He highlights the tribes' fierce independence and communal values, setting a stark contrast to Roman society. Ideal for historians and students alike, "Germania" serves as an essential resource for understanding the cultural dynamics of ancient Europe. This work not only enriches our knowledge of the past but also invites reflection on themes of identity and governance that resonate today.