Sentence Connection in Tacitus

account adjective adverbs already anticipatory Britannia Caecina case cases category change of mode chapter Cherusci cited clear clearly common Compare Ann conjunction contrasted demonstrative developed different Domitianum eius element of contrast element of meaning element of repetition especially express expressed connection expression fact familiar Finally first clause first sentence follow force form found frequently furnishes Further examples Galba general Germania given group idea illustrate implied incomplete incompleteness instances language last legionum less made make makes mark means of connection means of expressing merely Narnia narrative neque Nero noun object obvious occurs other paragraph phrases preceded preceding sentence present pronoun quotation regularly relation relative repeated repeats repetition same second clause second sentence section sentence connection show similar sine some stand statement subject such Tacitus tense there these they Tiberius tion true two sentences type types understood usage used uses various verb verbs Vespasianus virtually Vitellius word words