The Annals of Tacitus / edited with introduction and notes by Henry Furneaux ; second edition revised by H.F. Pelham and C.D. Fisher.

Reimpresión de la segunda edición de 1896.

v. 1: Introduction -- On the life and works of Tacitus; and on the first Medicean MS -- Genuineness of the Annals -- On the sources of information open to Tacitus for this period, and their probable value -- On the use made by Tacitus of his materials, and the influence of his ideas and opinions on his treatment of history -- On the Syntax and Style of Tacitus, with especial reference to the Annals -- On the constitution of the early principate -- On the general administration and condition of the Roman world, at the death of Augustus, and during the principate of Tiberius -- On the estimate in Tacitus of the character and personal government of Tiberius -- Genealogy of the family of Augustus and of the Claudian Caesars, with notes -- P, Cornelii Taciti Annalium ab excessu Divi Augusti libri I-VI -- Historical index -- Index to the introduction, appendices and notes -- v. 2: On the Text of these Books, and the second Medicean manuscript -- Summary of the principal events between the end of the Sixth and beginning of the Eleventh Book -- On the view given by Tacitus of the character and government of Gaius, Claudius, and Nero -- The Roman relations with Parthia and Armenia from the time of Augustus to the death of Nero -- The conquest of Britain under Claudius and Nero -- P, Cornelii Taciti Annalium ab excessu Divi Augusti libri XI-XVI -- Historical index -- Index to the introduction, appendices and notes

Texto en latín, con introducción y comentarios en inglés.