Libri qui supersunt

The life and deeds of Gnaeus Iulius Agricola ‑ governor of the Roman province of Britannia under the Flavian emperors ‑ are best retold by his son-in-law, Tacitus. Tacitus describes not only the successful Romancampaigns in Britannia, but also the characteristics of the country. Thus, his Agricola is one of most elemental sources for the study of the history andinner structure of this northernmost Roman province.