The Cambridge Companion to Tacitus

Introduction A. J. Woodman; Contexts:
1. From the Annalists to the Annales: Latin historiography beforeTacitus A. M. Gowing;
2. Tacitus and the contemporary scene A. J. Woodman; Texts:
3. The Agricola A. R. Birley;
4. The Germania as literary text Richard F. Thomas;
5. The faces of eloquence: the Dialogus de Oratoribus Sander M.Goldberg;
6. Fission and fusion: shifting Roman identities in the HistoriesRhiannon Ash;
7. The Tiberian Hexad Christina Shuttleworth Kraus;
8. Hamlet without the Prince? The Claudian Annals S. J. V.Malloch;
9. 'Is dying so very terrible?': the Neronian Annals E. E. Keitel;Topics:
10. Tacitus' personal voice Christopher Pelling;
11. Tacitus as a historian Miriam T. Griffin;
12. Res Olim Dissociabiles: emperors, senators, and liberty S. P.Oakley;
13. Style and language S. P. Oakley;
14. Speeches in the Histories D. S. Levene;
15. Warfare in the Annals D. S. Levene; Transmission:
16. From manuscript to print R. H. Martin;
17. Tacitus and political thought in early modern Europe,c.1530–c.1640 Alexandra Gajda;
18. Gibbon and Tacitus Paul Cartledge;
19. A dangerous book: the reception of the Germania C. B.Krebs;
20. Tacitus and the twentieth-century novel Martha Malamud; 21.Tacitus' Syme Mark Toher; Chronological table