Book 1 Part 1 - 0:31 Part 2 - 32:13 Part 3 - 59:25 Part 4 - 1:35:58 Book 2 Part 1 - 2:04:30 Part 2 - 2:25:54 Part 3 - 3:04:12 Part 3 - 3:35:08 Germanicus travelling Egypt Part 4 - 3:39:57 Book 3 Part 1 - 4:18:03 Death of Germanicus Part 2 - 4:48:31 Part 2 - 5:02:22 “laws were most numerous when the government was most corrupt” Part 3 - 5:18:30 Part 3 - 5:41:35 “Tiberius’ Letter regarding rampant wealth and debauchery” Part 4 - 5:51:00
So, we're going to ignore the fact that he spoke about corn around the eleven minute mark? Remember, corn is only found in the Americas at this time. Let that sink in. The rabbit hole is deep.👊🏿🕎⚔️🏹🌽🪶💜
@@benyahudadavidl Tacitus referred to the Corn Dole, which does not have any real Corn in it. Corn was a word with meaning even before European settlers found the plant.
See when you are faced with a strip of those yellow lines? Just rew/ffwd the Timeline at the bottom where the lines are, stop on each yellow and they disappear and you can then watch any vid in peace without interruption :) I don't know how to use an ad blocker [I am indeed a boomer] so this only takes a few secs anyway and I get to listen to the whole 6 hours.
5:32:15 "The more they abandon wealth and luxury, the more unwarlike are they." Was this a misreading of the annals, or was a General complaining about the military industrial complex?
I wonder if is the sole source for the details surrounding Armenius's tribe, such as Suggestus etc. I'm sure there are other sources for the battle of Teuteburg forest, but the details of the Cherrusci are fascinating.
Volume 3 is where Tacitus records Jesus Christ and Christians. type into the TH-cam search bar "The Annals Vol. 3 by Publius Cornelius Tacitus - Audiobook" and skip to 6:26:13. Tacitus records how Nero tortured and executed Christians. Tacitus also records Jesus Christ (Christus) being killed by Pontius Pilate (Pontius Pilatus).
@@MarkieB89 Well, the royal bloodlines from the pope to Hollyweird came from Japheth, Cain, and the serpent in the garden. World rulers are Reptilian/vampires!
Was Taticus solely a historian or did he have other roles in Rome? He got to live through one of the craziest periods in history too. He was a lucky man!
He was from the royal bloodlines and likely tasked with the creation of these annuls to provide their whitewashed version for us commoners. Scrubbed completely dirty, really...I guess this is something us Humans can digest!
He believed that it was God who made him personal friends with emperor agustus..but knew allot of them,. And although he didn't want to.. He felt it was his destiny to record the outrageous events of ROME and it's corruption and decline!! A truly selfless brilliant and caring man so that we 2000 years later may read!!!
@@AverageAmerican I actually think this work is FAKE and was constructed during the dark ages. Consider our earilest known copy is 1000 years after the fact and was transcribed by the Queen of England! Not exactly a person with "zero skin in the game" as Tacitus so perfectly descibes his nature to us. Almost too perfectly.
@@SalTarvitz idk I just don't think the elite are Human. I think the queen is related to Tacitus. And I'm pretty sure we still live in the Dark Ages . . .
This is a tiny detail and it doesn't take away anything from the video but the picture shown next to the cover page is a statue of the wrong Tacitus, this is Marcus Claudius Tacitus, who was an emperor, not Publius Tacitus, who lived in a period before Marcus Tacitus was around lol
You're telling me just 100 years after "Germanicus" the entire province was commonly understood to be known as Germany? The same is true of "Africa" just 200 years after Scipio this entire region was known as Africa rather than the many territories that Romans knew to exist? This seems very sketchy to me.
I find this so incredible and hard to believe as it means they understood continents or groupings of similar lands in 100 CE which makes zero sense. This would not be possible without circumnavigating Africa. If you look at ancient Greek or Roman maps none show the correct proportions of southern africa which makes this claim seem very unlikely.
Consider how different the logic and perspective Tacitus has in comparison to Strabo. This is ,in my opinon, far too dramatic a shift in thought to occur in a century.
Book 1
Part 1 - 0:31
Part 2 - 32:13
Part 3 - 59:25
Part 4 - 1:35:58
Book 2
Part 1 - 2:04:30
Part 2 - 2:25:54
Part 3 - 3:04:12
Part 3 - 3:35:08 Germanicus travelling Egypt
Part 4 - 3:39:57
Book 3
Part 1 - 4:18:03 Death of Germanicus
Part 2 - 4:48:31
Part 2 - 5:02:22 “laws were most numerous when the government was most corrupt”
Part 3 - 5:18:30
Part 3 - 5:41:35 “Tiberius’ Letter regarding rampant wealth and debauchery”
Part 4 - 5:51:00
Book 2: 2:04:34
Book 3: 4:17:20
A late comment, but you got the wrong Tacitus in the photo. That was Emperor Marcus Claudius Tacitus.
Ouch.
Wow you are educated!!
All the vampires are related.
So, we're going to ignore the fact that he spoke about corn around the eleven minute mark? Remember, corn is only found in the Americas at this time. Let that sink in. The rabbit hole is deep.👊🏿🕎⚔️🏹🌽🪶💜
@@benyahudadavidl Tacitus referred to the Corn Dole, which does not have any real Corn in it. Corn was a word with meaning even before European settlers found the plant.
"Bring me another". Lol what a badass.
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See when you are faced with a strip of those yellow lines? Just rew/ffwd the Timeline at the bottom where the lines are, stop on each yellow and they disappear and you can then watch any vid in peace without interruption :)
I don't know how to use an ad blocker [I am indeed a boomer] so this only takes a few secs anyway and I get to listen to the whole 6 hours.
@Nooboleon Nooboleon I will thank you now Fren in case I forget. 👌
You mean the ones that pay for it so that you don't have to?
Does your channel have audiobooks for the History of Rome by Livy?
5:32:15
"The more they abandon wealth and luxury, the more unwarlike are they."
Was this a misreading of the annals, or was a General complaining about the military industrial complex?
I wonder if is the sole source for the details surrounding Armenius's tribe, such as Suggestus etc. I'm sure there are other sources for the battle of Teuteburg forest, but the details of the Cherrusci are fascinating.
Why don't you NAME them, the other sources for the battle of Teuteburg forest ?
Volume 3 is where Tacitus records Jesus Christ and Christians. type into the TH-cam search bar "The Annals Vol. 3 by Publius Cornelius Tacitus - Audiobook" and skip to 6:26:13. Tacitus records how Nero tortured and executed Christians. Tacitus also records Jesus Christ (Christus) being killed by Pontius Pilate (Pontius Pilatus).
😂
One of the number of extra biblical evidences for Christ.
Tacitus described the power politics centuries before Machiavelli, Frankfurt school or Foucault.
I have a physical book too.
26:18 - limit to the power of women
52:55 - feminine jealousies
1:29:35 - “such zeal”
Good work, readers!! Tacitus himself could not done this with a greater tone of gravitas.
Yeah but he was a vampire!
Nor in English!
@@AverageAmericanwhat do you mean? Lol
@@MarkieB89 Well, the royal bloodlines from the pope to Hollyweird came from Japheth, Cain, and the serpent in the garden. World rulers are Reptilian/vampires!
Was Taticus solely a historian or did he have other roles in Rome? He got to live through one of the craziest periods in history too. He was a lucky man!
He was from the royal bloodlines and likely tasked with the creation of these annuls to provide their whitewashed version for us commoners. Scrubbed completely dirty, really...I guess this is something us Humans can digest!
He was a senator
He believed that it was God who made him personal friends with emperor agustus..but knew allot of them,. And although he didn't want to.. He felt it was his destiny to record the outrageous events of ROME and it's corruption and decline!! A truly selfless brilliant and caring man so that we 2000 years later may read!!!
@@AverageAmerican I actually think this work is FAKE and was constructed during the dark ages. Consider our earilest known copy is 1000 years after the fact and was transcribed by the Queen of England! Not exactly a person with "zero skin in the game" as Tacitus so perfectly descibes his nature to us. Almost too perfectly.
@@SalTarvitz idk I just don't think the elite are Human. I think the queen is related to Tacitus. And I'm pretty sure we still live in the Dark Ages . . .
This is a tiny detail and it doesn't take away anything from the video but the picture shown next to the cover page is a statue of the wrong Tacitus, this is Marcus Claudius Tacitus, who was an emperor, not Publius Tacitus, who lived in a period before Marcus Tacitus was around lol
Somebody beat you to that comment three years ago. Another "tiny" detail, this isn't a video, it's an audio book 👍
@@orilion1820 Okay
Well done.
You're telling me just 100 years after "Germanicus" the entire province was commonly understood to be known as Germany? The same is true of "Africa" just 200 years after Scipio this entire region was known as Africa rather than the many territories that Romans knew to exist? This seems very sketchy to me.
Rome is pretty sketchy.
I find this so incredible and hard to believe as it means they understood continents or groupings of similar lands in 100 CE which makes zero sense. This would not be possible without circumnavigating Africa. If you look at ancient Greek or Roman maps none show the correct proportions of southern africa which makes this claim seem very unlikely.
It could just be a translation issue. Perhaps some liberties were taken during translation.
@@SalTarvitz well there was a giant sea between the two lands. You had to go all.the way to Asia to cross on land.
@@SalTarvitz why would they have to know the actual shape of africa in order to name a particular region "Africa"?
Narrator pauses for the train to go by.ha ha.
PLEASE, CC. THANK YOU.
Is this the version published by barnes & noble? My book is of this publisher.
you mean your university assignment XD
@@SalTarvitz I read the Annals Vol.1 in 8th grade XD
As, was a monetary unit( very Small), hence comes the saying, "don't be an as"
...that doesn't make as much sense as "don't be a donkey..."
Consider how different the logic and perspective Tacitus has in comparison to Strabo. This is ,in my opinon, far too dramatic a shift in thought to occur in a century.
The story of Germanicus is the best
48:00 Germanicus
1:34:33
2:33:55
3:44
Part one
I did angels last night
20:30
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