'The Annals' is a history of the Roman Empire by which author? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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'The Annals' is a history of the Roman Empire by which author?

A. Cassius Dio

B. Suetonius

C. Tacitus

D. Tacitus (yes)

Answer: Option C

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Tacitus wrote 'The Annals'.

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