Suetonius "The Twelve Caesars"

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As I said, some people may find all this detail to be tedious. I however think that it was important to have such details to paint an accurate picture of ancient Rome. Also, the way that Suetonius presented the different Caesars' lives gave a very well-balanced view of each man...
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He would start off with the virtues of the men, describing their good deeds and positive influences on the citizens of Rome. Then, he would switch sides and tell of the man's most hideous vices. The end result is a mix of respect and disgust for the Caesar, which is probably the best way to look at these rulers of Rome...
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