Sallust

Sallust was a Roman historian and politician from the 1st century BC, known for his insightful writings on Rome's decline. His works, such as "The Jugurthine War" and "The Conspiracy of Catiline," focus on themes of corruption, moral decay, and the decline of Roman virtues. Sallust aimed to analyze the causes behind Rome's political and social issues, blending historical facts with a moral perspective. His writing style is concise and passionate, offering both a detailed account of events and reflections on human nature and leadership.