Annales (by Tacitus)

The "Annales," written by the Roman historian Tacitus, is a significant work that chronicles the history of the Roman Empire from the death of Emperor Augustus in AD 14 to the end of the reign of Nero in AD 68. Tacitus provides a detailed account of political events, key figures, and social issues during this period. His writing is known for its analytical depth, exploring themes like power, corruption, and morality. The "Annales" serves as a crucial source for understanding Rome's imperial history and reflects Tacitus's critical perspective on governance and the nature of authority.