Summary:
The book provides detailed biographies of the first twelve rulers of the Roman Empire, from Julius Caesar through to Domitian, chronicling their political careers, personal lives, military campaigns, and legacies. It offers a mix of historical facts, anecdotes, and gossip, giving insight into the power dynamics and decadence of Roman imperial life.
Key points:
1. Power's Effect on Morals: Suetonius shows how the Caesars' absolute power often led to their moral decay and extreme behavior.
