CICERO MARCUS TULLIUS, THE SPEECHES OF MARCUS TULLIUS CICERO. VOL. I-III [1871].

Description

A three-volume edition of the speeches of Marcus Tullius Cicero – one of the most eminent speakers, philosophers and politicians of ancient Rome, whose work had a lasting impact on the legal and rhetorical culture of Europe. The collection includes the most important judicial and political speeches, bearing witness to the author’s oratorical artistry and the realities of public life at the decline of the Roman republic.

Cicero’s speeches are not only a document of the era, but also a classic standard of rhetoric, for centuries forming the foundation of humanistic education. The publication allows one to trace both the historical contexts of the speeches and the universal issues of law, state and morality.

Copies in leather binding from the bindery of the Polish Antiquarian, with the utmost care taken to ensure durability and safety for generations.

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