Question: Bloomsbury Academic Tacitus Collection (6 vols.)

Do these include English translations of the primary texts? The description of the set states that, "In the Logos edition, the Bloomsbury Academic Tacitus Collection is enhanced by amazing functionality. Scripture citations link directly to English translations, and important terms link to dictionaries, encyclopedias, and a wealth of other resources in your digital library." I see that scripture references link to English translations, but it seems that the texts are all in Latin, and they include English notes. Doe anyone have this?

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Justin Gatlin

It does not appear to include the English text. It is primarily designed as a Latin reader, based on what I see here: http://www.mylogoslibrary.com/resource.php?resource=LLS:TACITUSANNALSXVTXT&update_product=true

Joseph Turner

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/816206#Comment_816206

It does not appear to include the English text. It is primarily designed as a Latin reader, based on what I see here: http://www.mylogoslibrary.com/resource.php?resource=LLS:TACITUSANNALSXVTXT&update_product=true

Thanks Justin! I did not see that.

Greg F

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/816243#Comment_816243

I confirm: the Bloomsbury Tacitus books are Latin-only, except for the secondary sources and the notes, which are in English.

For English, we'll have to wait for the Great Books of the Western World collection to get out of production, or the Loeb volumes to make their way through of community pricing. They're not even available in Perseus in English.