Publisher's Synopsis
This volume presents the complete extant works of Isocrates in Latin. Isocrates, a prominent Athenian rhetorician, was a significant figure in ancient Greek intellectual life. His writings offer valuable insights into the political, social, and ethical concerns of his time. This collection provides a comprehensive resource for scholars and students interested in classical literature, rhetoric, and ancient history.
Isocratis Opera Quae Quidem Nunc Exstant Omnia, Volume 1, translated by Guil Battie, makes Isocrates' influential orations and essays accessible to a wider audience. The volume preserves the nuance and complexity of Isocrates' original arguments, capturing the essence of his rhetorical skill and philosophical depth. This edition stands as a testament to the enduring importance of Isocrates' contributions to Western thought.
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