61. Tacitus - Wicipedia Hanesydd Rhufeinig a llenor yn yr iaith Ladin oedd Gaius Cornelius tacitus neu Publius Cornelius tacitus (fl. c.55 c.120 O.C.). Credir iddo gael ei eni yn http://cy.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tacitus

Tacitus Oddi ar Wicipedia Neidio i: llywio chwilio Mae'r erthygl yma'n ymdrin a Tacitus yr hanesydd. Am yr ymerawdwr Rhufeinig o'r drydedd ganrif gweler Tacitus (ymerawdwr) Tacitus Hanesydd Rhufeinig a llenor yn yr iaith Ladin oedd Gaius Cornelius Tacitus neu Publius Cornelius Tacitus (fl. c. - c. O.C.). Credir iddo gael ei eni yn nhalaith Gallia Narbonensis (de Ffrainc heddiw), ond nid oes sicrwydd am hynny. Mae'n bosibl mae asiant imperialaidd yng ngogledd-ddwyrain G¢l a oedd yn gyfrifol am dalu llengwyr Rhufeinig byddin y Rhein oedd ei dad. Cafodd Tacitus ei eni tua 55 O.C., yn ystod teyrnasiad yr ymerodr Claudius . Bu marw tua diwedd teyrnasiad Trajan ) neu'n fuan ar ´l hynny. Chwareai rhan bur bwysig ym mywyd cyhoeddus ei oes ond fe'i cofir yn bennaf am ei gyfraniad arbennig i lªn hanes. golygu Gwaith Tacitus Mae pump o weithiau Tacitus wedi goroesi (tri yn gyfan, dau yn rhannol). De vita Iulii Agricolae Bywgraffiad Iŵl Agricola neu'r Agricola ). Bywyd Agricola , tad yng nghyfraith Tacitus. Pwysig iawn am ei ddisgrifiad o'r Brydain Rufeinig , gan gynnwys hanes ymosodiad Suetonius Paulinus ar Ynys M´n De origine et situ Germanorum Germania ). Llyfr am lwythau

62. Josh McDowell's "Evidence" For Jesus -- Is It Reliable? There is inconclusive evidence that tacitus had independent sources. . 98 Since the historicity of Jesus was not in doubt at the time tacitus wrote and http://www.infidels.org/library/modern/jeff_lowder/jury/chap5.html

Library Modern Jeffery Jay Lowder : Josh McDowell's "Evidence" for Jesus Josh McDowell's "Evidence" for Jesus Is It Reliable? Jeffery Jay Lowder Last Updated: May 15, 2000 Overview: Christian Sources: New Testament Church Fathers Non-Christian Sources: Josephus The Talmud Pliny the Younger ... Hadrian Miscellaneous: Notes Related Documents In the fifth chapter of Evidence That Demands a Verdict (hereafter " ETDAV ") entitled, "JesusA Man of History," Josh McDowell lists a series of "sources for the historicity of Jesus."[ ] According to the table of contents of ETDAV , this chapter lists "documented sources of the historical person of Jesus of Nazareth apart from the Bible."[ ] In this chapter I shall consider each of McDowell's sources. Although I agree with McDowell that there was a historical Jesus, I shall argue that most of McDowell's sources do not provide independent confirmation of the historicity of Jesus. McDowell's "Sources for the Historicity of Jesus" What about the relevant body of alleged evidence for the historicity (or existence) of Jesus? It can be conveniently grouped under two main headings: (1) Christian sources, and (2) non-Christian sources. Christian Sources Again, we can conveniently divide McDowell's Christian sources for the historicity of Jesus into two categories: (1) the New Testament, and (2) other Christian texts.

63. Tacitus, Publius Cornelius - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About Tacitus, Publ Hutchinson encyclopedia article about tacitus, Publius Cornelius. tacitus, Publius Cornelius. Information about tacitus, Publius Cornelius in the Hutchinson http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Tacitus, Publius Cornelius

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64. Tacitus, The Annals Complete Works of tacitus. tacitus. Alfred John Church. William Jackson Brodribb. Sara Bryant. edited for Perseus. New York Random House, Inc. Random House http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/cgi-bin/ptext?doc=Perseus:text:1999.02.0078

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66. Cornelius Tacitus - Vicipaedia Gaius aut Publius Cornelius tacitus fuit scriptor multorum librorum (nescimus utrum ei Gaius an Publius fuerit praenomen). Plenam scientiam de historia http://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornelius_Tacitus

Cornelius Tacitus E Vicipaedia Salire ad: navigationem quaerere Gaius (aut Publius) Cornelius Tacitus Gaius aut Publius Cornelius Tacitus (nescimus utrum ei Gaius an Publius fuerit praenomen) fuit scriptor multorum librorum. Plenam scientiam de historia Romana in primo saeculo a Tacito habemus, qui etiam clarum est quia eius libri historiam Britanniae et Germaniae temporum antiquorum edunt. Index Vita Opera Libri Taciti Libri Taciti in rete ... recensere Vita Natus: fere anno in Gallia Cisalpina aut Narbonensi e familia equestri. venit Romam ut studeret eloquentiam in qua peritissimus fuit. quaestor Augusti aut Tribunus plebis Aedilis Praetor et quindecimvir sacris faciundis actiones in provinciis: ab usque ad (de his paulli certi sumus) Consul Proconsul Asiae: Mortuus: circa Cunabula Taciti est ambiguus. Tacitus fuit Plinii minoris amicus. Uxor Taciti fuit consulis Gn. Iulii Agricolae filia. Tacitus decurrit gloriose cursum honorum. Homo novus in senatu fuit, cum primus familiae egisset quaesturam. recensere Opera Prima pagina ex editione Cornelii Taciti Opera omnia recensere Libri Taciti Dialogus de oratoribus De vita et moribus Iulii Agricolae De origine et situ Germanorum ( Germania Historiae Annales - Opus de vitis (et vero de vitiis) Caesarum de excessu Augusti ad mortem Neronis (sed opus non est perfectum. Non habemus finem et cetera Annalum.

67. Master: Tacitus Publius Cornelius tacitus (c. 5610?) was a Roman historian, the author of, among other works, two long histories covering the imperial history from AD 14 http://cr.middlebury.edu/public/russian/Bulgakov/public_html/Tacitus.html

Tacitus Publius Cornelius Tacitus (c. 56-10?) was a Roman historian, the author of, among other works, two long histories covering the imperial history from AD 14 to 96. These works are today known as the Histories and the Annals . Tacitus drew on previous historical works, on public records, and on his own experience. His accounts show a nostalgia for the earlier days of the free republic and an aversion to autocracy. While the authenticity of some of Tacitus' earlier works is in question, the Annals are generally regarded as both authentic and historically accurate. In spite of the fact that our knowledge of Annals 11-16 relies on one extant manuscript, the authenticity of Book 15 is not in question. Bulgakov's notes contains copies of this passage in French and Latin. (Ianovskaia, Tvorcheskii put' , 251). Tacitus mentions Christ in the context of persecution of the Christians under Nero: Part of this passage (Bk 15) in the Annals (109) reads Nero fastened the guilt and inflicted the most exquisite tortures on a class hated for their abominations, called Christians by the populace. Christus, from whom the name had its origin, suffered the extreme penalty during the reign of Tiberius at the hands of one of our procurators, Pontius Pilatus, and a most mischievous superstition, thus checked for the moment, again broke out not only in Judaea, the first source of the evil, but even in Rome, where all things hideous and shameful from every part of the world find their centre and become popular.

68. Tacitus - Wikipédia tacitus vyštudoval v Ríme, kde sa v roku 78 oženil s dcérou významnej osoby verejného života, Gnaea Iulia Agrikolu. Po as vlády cisára Vespasiána za al http://sk.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tacitus

Tacitus Z Wikip©die PrejsÅ¥ na: navig¡cia hľadanie Tacitus , cel½m menom Publius (tiež Gaius Cornelius Tacitus (* cca. - po roku , pravdepodobne , najnesk´r ) bol v½znamn½ r­msky historik, pr¡vnik a sen¡tor, považovan½ za jedn©ho z najv¤ÄÅ¡­ch r­mskych dejepiscov. upraviÅ¥ Život O Tacitovom živote existujº len sporadick© svedectv¡, od neho sam©ho alebo jeho sºÄasn­kov, predovÅ¡etk½m od Plinia MladÅ¡ieho. Jeho rodina poch¡dzala pravdepodobne z jednej z r­mskych provinci­, možno Cisalp­nskej Galie alebo Narbonskej Galie, niekter© pramene hovoria o umbrijskej Interame (dnes Terni). Rodina asi patrila k jazdeck©mu stavu (nižšia šľachta). Tacitus vyÅ¡tudoval v R­me , kde sa v roku oženil s dc©rou v½znamnej osoby verejn©ho života, Gnaea Iulia Agrikolu . Počas vl¡dy cis¡ra Vespasi¡na začal typickº ºradnº kari©ru r­mskeho sen¡tora ( cursus honorum ), potom sa v roku stal praetorom a po ukončen­ praetºry spravoval nejakº provinciu (pravdepodobne Belgiu ). V roku sa stal consul suffectus , čo bol politick½ vrchol jeho kari©ry. Počas vl¡dy cis¡ra

69. Internet Archive: Details: The Works Of Tacitus Volume 1, Edited And With Essays LibriVox recording of The Works of tacitus Vol. I (of 4 volumes) by Publius Cornelius tacitus, edited and with essays by Thomas Gordon, read by LibriVox http://www.archive.org/details/works_tacitus_0801_librivox1

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