The Historical Process and Theories of History in the 'Annals' and Histories' of Tacitus
by Harold Y. Mcculloch, Jr., Princeton, N. J.
Contents
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I. History and Discourse: Tacitus as a Revisionist |
2928 |
II. Tacitus and Cremutius Cordus |
2931 |
| III. The Baseness of Human Motives |
2933 |
IV. Tacitus' Inductive Reasoning |
2936 |
V. History and Metaphysical Principles: The Complexity of Historical Causation |
2938 |
VI. Charges of "Misrepresenting the Facts" |
2941 |
VII. Modern Historiographical Theories and their Application to Tacitus |
2944 |
VIII. Tacitus the Dissimulator: Historical Order Undermined by Verbal Inconcinnity |
2946 |
IX. Tacitus and Irony |
2947 |
