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The Twelve Caesars (Annotated)

by: Suetonius
Summary:

The book provides detailed biographies of the first twelve rulers of the Roman Empire, from Julius Caesar through to Domitian, offering insights into their political careers, personal lives, and the machinations of imperial Rome. It combines historical narrative with anecdotes, presenting a vivid picture of the excesses, achievements, and personalities of these powerful leaders.

Key points:

1. Absolute Power: The book examines how unchecked power can lead to corruption and tyranny, as seen in the lives of the twelve Caesars.

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