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Vie D'Agricola. La Germanie. Gréco-romain Part III: typological catalog ofBilingual collection of classics in paperback. The life of Agricola, a victim of Domitian, was, from 98 onwards, an opportunity for Tacitus to paint the dark side of tyranny, which he would return to in the Histories and the Annals. The account of the general's victorious campaigns takes the reader to the edge of the known world, facing the savage Caledonians fighting for their freedom. With Germania, Tacitus returns to the northern lands, which