| TacitusAlso known as: Tacite, C. C. Tacitus, Corneli Tàcit, Tacitus/Heubner, Cornelio Tacito, Cornelio Tacito ... (see complete list), Cornelius Tacitus, Cornelius Tacitus, G.Cornelio Tacito, P. Corneli Tàcit, P.Cornielio Tacito, P. Cornelio Tacito, Tacitus/Koestermann, C. Cornelius Tacitus, P. Cornelius Tacitus, P. Cornelius Tacitus, Tacitus P. Cornelius, Cayo Cornelio Tácito, Publio Cornelio Tacito, Caius Cornelius Tacitus, Publio Cornelio Tácito, michael Tacitus / grant, Tacitus/ S. A. Handford, Publius Claudius Tacitus, Publius Cornelius Tacitus, Cornelius Publius Tacitus, Cornelii Taciti (Tacitus), Tacitus; A. Gudeman (Ed.), Publius Cornelius Tacitus, Publius Cornelius Tacitus, Publicus Cornelius Tacitus, ed. Tacitus; James L. Kingsley, Kenneth Tacitus & Wellesley, Translator Tacitus; Mattingly H., H., Translator Tacitus; Mattingly, trans. Tacitus; Kenneth Wellesley, Tacitus; Kenneth Wellesley (trans), Tacitus; John Jackson (Translator), H. Tacitus - Translated By Mattingly, Tacitus. Translated by H. Mattingly., Tacitus (Translated By Michael Grant), Donald R. (translator) Tacitus; Dudley, Tacitus Edited By H Furneaux and H Pitman, with commentary by Charles Anthon. Tacitus, Tacitus; Alfred J. Church and W. J. Broadribb, P. Cornelius; Mattingly, H. (translator) Tacitus, Cornelii (Furneaux, Henricus; Anderson, J. G. C.), Tacitus; Clifford H. Moore (Translator); John Jack, Tacitus; trans. by Clifford H. Moore and John Jack, Tacitus [Alfred John Church & William Jackson] Bro | 4,041 | 19 |  (3.78) | 0 | 0 |
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full name either Publius Cornelius Tacitus or Gaius Cornelius Tacitus.
- The Annals 1419 copies, 7 reviews
- The Agricola and Germania 808 copies, 4 reviews
- The Histories 480 copies, 1 review
- Complete Works of Tacitus 275 copies, 1 review
- The Annals & The Histories 237 copies, 2 reviews
- Germania 102 copies, 1 review
- Tacitus, I, Agricola. Germania. Dialogue on Oratory (Loeb Classical… 71 copies
- Nero and the Burning of Rome 50 copies, 1 review
- Tacitus: Histories, Books IV-V, Annals Books I-III (Loeb Classical Library… 46 copies
- De Vita Agricolae 43 copies
- Tacitus: Histories, Books I-III (Loeb Classical Library No. 111) 43 copies
- Historiarum libri qui supersunt 37 copies
- Tacitus: Annals Book IV (Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics) 34 copies
- The Madness of Nero (Penguin Epics) 32 copies
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