Tacitus

Tacitus was a Roman historian and senator, active around the late 1st and early 2nd centuries AD. Known for his detailed accounts of the Roman Empire, his major works include "The Annals" and "Histories," which explore the Roman leadership and events from the reign of Tiberius to Domitian. Tacitus is renowned for his sharp observations on power dynamics and moral decline, providing critical insights into the government and society of his time. His writing style is not only informative but also literary, making him a significant figure in both history and literature.