Germania Audiobook By Tacitus, Alfred John Church - translator, William Jackson Brodribb - translator cover art

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Germania

By: Tacitus, Alfred John Church - translator, William Jackson Brodribb - translator
Narrated by: Andrea Giordani
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In Germania, Roman historian Tacitus presents an impressive history of Germanic tribes and their societies. He dives deep, discussing everything from their ancestry to their government. The work also explores the similarities and differences between the values and customs of Roman and Germanic societies. Germania is a monumental ethnographic work that provides fascinating insight into early Germanic cultures and Roman attitudes toward them.

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interesting

while it has its obvious inaccuracies and biases, it is interesting to see how Nobels of the Roman Empire viewed Germanic people

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horrible voice

worst voice actor for an English speaking book. could barely understand her voice. sounded like English was a language she just learned

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