WIRE — When Emperor Nero died in AD 68, Rome was not short of people who remembered him fondly. Those who benefited from his generosity, public entertainment, and personal favour mourned his passing. Yet the historian Tacitus did not judge Nero through the tears of his admirers. He judged him through the condition of Rome after his
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