Publisher's Synopsis
This volume presents ten orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, offering a window into the political and social life of ancient Rome. Included are Cicero's personal letters to his wife, providing a more intimate glimpse into the life of one of history's most celebrated orators and statesmen. A key figure in the late Roman Republic, Cicero's speeches and writings remain influential for their rhetorical power and insight into Roman law, politics, and philosophy.
These works offer invaluable primary source material for students and scholars of classical history, Latin literature, and rhetoric. The collection provides a comprehensive introduction to Cicero's skills as an orator and his thoughts on governance, ethics, and personal relationships. 'Marcus Tullius Cicero. Ten Orations With the Letters to His Wife' is essential reading for anyone interested in the classical world and the enduring legacy of Roman civilization.
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